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Thursday, October 23, 2003
Kenyon ready to 'seek a new world'
By Kelly Smallwood Senate requests pong ban be lifted
By Akilah Amapindi and Isankya Kodithuwakku Former mayor files appeal to convert house to triplex
By Robbie Ketcham Unity House officially opened
By Amy Bergen Middle Ground set to open
By Willow Belden New parking lot gets few cars
By Gordon Umbarger Maine campus shocked at murder
By Gordon Umbarger Kenyon celebrates Diwali Corrections Editorial: How to kick the update addiction Let it go: the 'newer world' will wait for you
By Mike Ludders Our October as Verne's science fiction
By Robert Arkell Israel fosters new violence
By Nick Kwiek Cartoons Collegian interviews Sandi Simcha DuBowski
By Ariel Ludwig Chess club thrives on competition
By Charlotte Nugent Inauguration: A newer world, a new beginning For search committee, inauguration the fruit of months of work
By Willow Belden 'Ulysses' theme natural for classicist
By S. Georgia Nugent An enlightening experience
By Lisa Down Schott '80 Music to ensure a rockin' Inauguration
By Nora Lyons A voice from the past, confidence in the future Odyssey translator to address ceremony
By Charlotte Nugent An evening to remember...
By Dan Laskin and Fred Zinn Eric Hutchinson to stir coffee at Horn Gallery
By Ted Hornick Monkey meets technology in Olin gallery's current exhibit
By Ted Hornick Obie Trice has silly name, really good album
By Dan Alper KFS Previews Lords Cross Country takes sixth at Ohio Northern
By Liam Haggerty Ladies XC preps for conference championship at ONU
By Anne Pomeroy Lords offense can't execute, spoils defense's big day
By Jake Appleman Ballroom dance starts season on right foot, places second Ladies Volleyball breaks out with perfect weekend
By D.D. Carden Lords soccer holds on for 2-2 tie with Wabash College
By C.J. Mittica
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