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Thursday, September 16, 2004
Duff Street condominiums proposed
By Sean Ryan Alcove restaurant reopens in Mt. Vernon
By Emily Kliever Speed mounds to debut
By Sandy Burke Influx of freshmen creates housing crunch
By Mike Ludders Division debate, funding occupy Council agenda
By Andy Clautice Senate sets agenda for coming year
By Lauren Zenner Village Council welcomes new Village Administrator, hears Kenyon student’s concerns
By Charlotte Nugent New Registrar and Associate Provost take office
By Dayne Baughman Security officer wins award for saving boy’s life
By Jon Stout Examining the President
By Kris Lofgren Violent video games cannot take humanity
By Jay Ulwick Save the spiders!
By Ben Johnson Bad ban deserved to fail
By John Hart When liberal pride goes too far
By Lora Pacht Kerry / U of M in 2004: coverage gets worse
By Mark Peterson Editorial: Admissions must exercise caution College hires new professors for 2004
By Mara Alperin and Michael Vandenburg Inside Student Government: what happens
By Kate Aufses Kenyon Koinonia plans retreat
By Mara Alperin Columbus venue displays new talent
By Lora Elizabeth Pacht Evil better off dead
By Brian Schiller Bright rapper returns
By Joe Freeman Schneider insists he’s good now
By Rebecca Roebuck What not to do in an Ohio tomato bathtub race
By Gabe Joselow New semester brings moving Olin exhibit
By Sharon Sorkin Symphony of Noise
By Sarah Fraiman Ladies’ field hockey team off to running start
By Mick Reynolds Lady XC’ers fly fast, finish in second place
By Anne Pomeroy Chapman’s two late goals spoil Ladies’ upset hopes
By Colin Hodgkins Defensive struggles cost team its season opener
By Jon Sessions Loss and heartache for harriers at Oberlin Invite
By D. D. Caredn Volleyball team gets a win vs. Marietta
By Joe Freeman Nelson, Kempner looking to compete with Lords golfers
By Sara Kaplow Struggling soccer team looks to avenge five losses
By Eric Fitzgerald
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