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Thursday, October 28, 2004
Former diplomat Peck speaks on foreign policy
By Jenny Lu Agresto discusses recent tenure in Iraq
By Bryan Stokes II Senate candidate Fingerhut makes stop at Kenyon
By Eric Fitzgerald Trustees to consider giving laptops to students
By Jeff Force Three residence halls remain without wireless access
By Jeremy Lawson No suspects in rash of recent campus vandalism
By Charlotte Nugent Crozier Center manager resigns
By Kathryn Chiasson La Paloma occupies former Caraway's storefront
By Sean Ryan Student Council discusses division housing, budgets
By Andy Clautice Knox County receives funds to fix historic bridge
By Shea Davis Got quarters? Kenyon ID card may soon pay for laundry
By Rose Babington Student voting patterns examined, explained
By Mike Frick Kerry's foreign policies will "reestablish continuity"
By David M. Rowe Measure banning gay marriage appears on ballot
By Megan Shipley Bush's policy harms Cubans
By Ellery Biddle The marriage amendment is divorced from reason
By Nicholas Kwiek Editorial: Awareness is the best participation
Gambier's XOXOX press launches six new books
By Bryan Stokes II
More women embark on careers in medicine
By Kate Aufses
Thefacebook invades
By Katie Pepper
A look inside a puppet government
By Brian Schiller Monsters, murders and maniacs at the movies
By David Jacox Weird Weekend!
By Maddie Bahar Mos Def's New record is full of sex, blues and Danger
By Joseph Freeman Second City is still first in quality comedy skits
By Johnny Sadoff Denison defeats Ladies, 2-1, in NCAC game
By Mike Reynolds Ladies soccer's streak ends vs. Ohio Northern U.
By Colin Hodgkins Cross country squad takes sixth at Allegheny
By Anne Pomeroy Lords impress parents with victory vs Earlham
By Sarah Caplow FPD and Team Wolf to meet in IM soccer final
By Eric Fitzgerald Ladies making bid to be NCAC champs
By Mick Reynolds Why our football team struggles
By D. D. Carden and Samuel Farmer Ladies dismiss the last batch of NCAC competition
By Colin Hodgkins KC volleyball team takes third
By Joe Freeman NCAC relays begin the swimming season
By Eric Fitzgerald
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