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Thursday, April 29, 2004
A vision for Kenyon
By Willow Belden Trustee Hallinan to retire
By Alex Simpson Board denies appeals against FRA changes
By Charlotte Nugent Nugent meets with Board of Trustee committees
By Taryn Myers Student Council holds private meeting
By Andy Clautice Master Plan: Changing campus Gambier responds: Village residents concerned by parking proposal
By Mike Ludders Gambier responds: Student opinions mixed on campus Master Plan
By Mara Alperin Master Plan: South campus
By Jay Helmer Master Plan: Central campus
By James Lewis Master Plan: Downtown Gambier
By Amanda Lewis Master Plan: North campus
By Bryan Stokes II Editorial: Kenyon must honor small-town nature U.S. must spread its democratic ideals
By Robert Arkell Voice from the Tower: Student government should hold its proceedings in the ‘sunshine’
By Robbie Ketcham Master Plan, Kenyon need to consider environmental concerns
By Jesse Lasky Voting in Ohio? It may make more difference than you think
By Kris Lofgren Cartoon
By Phoebe Cohen NIA sorority celebrates tenth anniversary
By Emily King Kenyon marches for women
By Sara Kaplow Rural Life Center forges link with community
By Bryan Stokes II
Truth is stranger than fiction at the Black Box
By Johnny Sadoff Talented writer, musician Chin performs Saturday at Kenyon
By Ted Hornick Punk rock filled with anti-Bush sentiment
By Dan Alper 13 Going on 30 proves primaily a remake of Big
By Jessie Katz A&E Briefs Lords Baseball splits pair of damp double dips
By Adam Kollin Ladies stay stellar at Wooster
By Ryan Weinstock Ladies Tennis ends on high note
By Jon Pratt Ladies Lax backs into playoffs with pair of losses
By Tamar Chalker Lords Lax drops back-to-back
By Jay Helmer Emig resets mark
By Liam Haggerty Ladies headed for playoffs after Schoenhoft’s blast
By James Rosenblum Lords Tennis captures third straight NCAC Championship
By D.D. Carden
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