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Thursday, January 29, 2004
Quiet dedication: Henry J. Goudge, 1983-2004
By Robbie Ketcham Development director arrives
By Willow Belden Assault policy discussed
By Ian Kerr-Dalton A permanent hibernation
By Bryan Stokes II Nugent seeks subtle change
By Taryn Myers French teacher lived in Gambier since 1948
By Mara Alperin Judicial Board Report Discus in a Winter Wonderland Editorial: A small-town loss to big business Whatever happened to Howard Dean?
By Kris LofGren Primary choice comes down to two: Dean and Kerry
By Robert Arkell Cartoons Alexander & Rhodes offers mystery, kitsch
By Ariel Ludwig and Lisa Isenhart Kenyon alumnus ordained priest in Gambier service
By James Lewis Kenyon to celebrate the Chinese New Year
By Charlotte Nugent Night CAPS hears Medieval voices
By Rachel Kessler Features Briefs Random Moments
By Elizabeth Moore Whitfield Lovell's art evokes the humanity of African-Americans
By Ted Hornick Alumnus shares experiences as a professional actor
By Johnny Sadoff Thursday's War All the Time tops Alper's 2003 review
By Dan Alper Cold Mountain depicts full range of human experience
By Jessie Katz KFS Previews.... Record-setting defense key to Ladies' win streak
By James Rosenblum Kenyon Ladies 'lift lid' off the indoor track season
By Ryan Weinstock Nowhere to go but up, Lords win three straight
By Jay Helmer The team without a track: Lords open up at Denison
By Liam Haggerty Lords remain undefeated in D-III, but fall to Oakland
By Jon Pratt Ladies Swimming comes back from break, going 3-2
By Tamar Chalker
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