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Thursday, November 6, 2003
Poli sci professor elected Village mayor
By Bryan Stokes II Unionization effort put on hold
By Robbie Ketcham Controversial speaker rescheduled
By James Lewis and Amy Bergen Employees have choice to opt out in new LBIS plan
By James Lewis First-place finish
By Jay Helmer Markers honor Kenyon's history
By Kelly Smallwood McLarnan re-elected trustee
By James Lewis Residents hear candidates
By Amy Bergen Correction Election Returns Photo: Dramatic Transitions Gambier could teach Dems The battle for journalistic ethics
By Robert Arkell Cartoon
By Phillip Thompson Habitat makes habit of helping build houses
By Charlotte Nugent Czech feminist lectures on gender issues
By Ariel Ludwig Random Moments
By Elizabeth Moore Jake Laufer strums musical chords at Middle Ground
By Ted Hornick Jay-Z's latest offers retirement, bling
By Dan Alper Beyond Borders a new low for hapless Jolie
By Jessie Katz Fresh take on a colorful classic KFS Previews Ladies race to 3rd place at NCAC Championship
By Anne Pomeroy Lords Soccer ends frustrating season on a high note
By C.J. Mittica Offense sizzles, Lords fizzle; losing streak hits five
By Jake Appleman Ladies can't overcome penalties in loss to Miami,Ohio
By Michael Reynolds Ultimate Frisbee hosts 'Fred'
By Jay Helmer Ladies Soccer finishes strong
By Andrew Hass Field Hockey ends just shy
By Michael Reynolds 'Dark horse' breaks the tape; Lords capture NCAC title
By Liam Haggerty Ladies Volleyball stumbles through the finish line
By D.D. Carden
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