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Thursday, February 5, 2004
Village Council discusses tax increase
By Bryan Stokes II and Brian Neenan Senate considers co-ed housing
By Akilah Amapindi Rush numbers up since last year
By Kelly Smallwood Nugent at Phling? It's possible, says president
By Taryn Myers Student Council continues sexual misconduct talks
By Ian Kerr-Dalton
DECISION 2004: Battle for the White House Kerry in the catbird seat, say Kenyon experts
By Willow Belden News Analysis: 'Invisible primary' overcome?
By John M. Elliott Editorial: Phling offers rare opportunity; respect it Dems lose last hope with Lieberman
By Robbie Ketcham Nation's first black governor to speak at Kenyon
By Lauren Greene Around the County: Good food at good prices served up at High Restaurant
By Ariel Ludwig and Lisa Isenhart Poet Szybist does not take winning for Granted
By Charlotte Nugent Ahoy, mateys! Phling goes to sea to depict pirate life
By Claire Navarro and Charlotte Nugent
Artist Arturo Arango discusses Latin American films
By Ted Hornick Desaparecidos' debut features white-hot punk rock
By Dan Alper Jenkins' Monster forces us to redefine great performances
By Jessie Katz KFS offers Pirates of the Carribean to get Kenyon in the mood for Phling A&E Brief
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