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Thursday, April 15, 2004
Owner hopeful restaurant can reopen
By Robbie Ketcham Federal post offered to Kenyon trustee
By Amanda Lewis Salary increase to begin new policy
By Mike Ludders Vinton prosecutor seeks to dismiss attorney general
By James Lewis Water leak found and repaired
By Brian Neenan Zoning Board of Appeals hears FRA cases
By Willow Belden
Candid Photo Editorial: Is Kenyon losing its legacy faculty? History’s lessons support gay unions
By Billy Callis TBTN displays strength and dedication of community
By Kelly Smallwood Letters to the Editor Cartoon
By Phoebe Cohen Kenyon boasts Goldwater scholarship winner
By Bryan Stokes Kenyon to host GLCA women’s studies conference this weekend
By Charlotte Nugent A grand opening, indeed: Dollar Tree offers excitement, cheap thrills Lords and Ladies in London
By Caitlin Weiss The Last Word The Last Word: 35 years of doing what ‘she wanted to do’
By Bryan Stokes II The Last Word: Thespians lament ‘irreplaceable’ Marley’s retirement
By Taryn Myers Marley’s last play goes up at Bolton Theatre
By Johnny Sadoff A cappella, folk, Mozart among musical offerings
By Caiti Lundberg Table-staircase hybrid, unique portraits on display at Olin
By Sarah Ingber Popular artist King Wilkie to play on Peirce Lawn
By Ted Hornick Onelinedrawing’s debut album full of eccentric indie pop
By Dan Alper Hellboy offers sci-fi fantasy alongside excellent directing
By Jessie Katz Lords split pair; two games remain in NCAC
By Owen Ghitelm Ladies Lax continues dominance over NCAC
By Tamar Chalker Hiram Terriers take three of four from Lords
By Adam Kollin Lords Track does individual work at Ohio Wesleyan
By Liam Haggerty Ladies Softball climbs to 5-1 in conference play
By James Rosenblum McNamara breaks record as individuals shine at OWU
By Ryan Weinstock
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