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Thursday, October 30, 2003
Nugent officially in
By Willow Belden Gambier gears up to elect new mayor
By Bryan Stokes II Student Council talks mental health policy at Kenyon
By Ian Kerr-Dalton 2 mayoral candidates to appear at town meeting Incumbant, write-in seek Council seats
By Amy Bergen Renaissance statue takes a trip
By Mara Alperin Bishop candidates to stop at Kenyon
By Amy Bergen Security officer challenges veteran township trustee
By Charlotte Nugent Technology, taxes debated in Issue 1
By Robbie Ketcham Gambier Decides: Elections 2003 Editorial: Here come the parents Newer world losing the old?
By Amy Bergen Recent history offers credence to Israel's claims
By Michael Inlander and David Donadio History of hostility evident in voices from the past and present
By Michael Cooper Cartoon
By Phoebe Cohen The inside scoop in the Peirce Hall tower
By Charlotte Nugent Artist Luensman discusses Olin exhibit
By Ariel Ludwig Individual Events Team would kill for national title
By Charlotte Nugent Features Briefs Random Moments
By Elizabeth Moore Genesis of the Newer World KCDC features family portrait for family weekend
By Lindsay Warner Peter Bratt unites cultures in Follow Me Home
By Ted Hornick Scary Movie 3 gives three times the satire
By Jessie Katz Coheed and Cambria return
By Dan Alper Singer Elliott Smith passes away at 34
By Kate Tully KFS Previews Field Hockey doesn't quit; takes 2 of last 3
By Michael Reynolds Ladies win 2 straight; Brobts receives conference award
By Andrew Hass Never say never: Lords get first conference win
By C.J. Mittica Kenyon Ballroom Dance Team: small school, big results
By Tamar Chalker Hiram's win over Lords snaps 21-game losing skid
By Jake Appleman Freshman tailback Coombs is only getting started
By Jay Helmer Equestrian team jumps to 3rd and 4th place finishes
By Anne Pomeroy Ladies Volleyball finishes fourth in home tournament
By D.D. Carden
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