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Thursday, May 5, 2005
Local residents steal student laptops
By Willow Belden Trustees discuss drinking
By Rose Babington Class of 2009 most selective ever
By Sean Ryan Conference to focus on local produce programs
By Charlotte Nugent Village Council mulls zoning, water
By Rose Babington Task force reports need for space, planning
By Megan Shipley Kenyon is too closed-minded
By Brian Stokes II Beauty, grace and serenity needed for closure
By Rev. Karl Stevens Poor attendance plagues music scene
By Andrew Irvin Editorial: The Peirceiad: an epic of reflection Letter to the Editor: Boyarskis to Kenyon: Students, please look out for classmates and yourselves Letter to Editor: Collegian shows indifference, callousness toward other cultures Summer Send-Off provides music, good fun
By Kirsten Reach Canterbury fights to keep Reverend Karl Stevens at Kenyon
By Mara Alperin Local angle on World War II
By Jenny Lu New scholarly art journal Peregrinations on track and online
By Ashleigh Chin Concert: Seniors dance on stilts
By Jessica Freeman-Slade A promising pair
By Elizabeth Seigel Once on this campus: Kenyon to stage a musical
By Katie Weiss Ten hot summer movies
By David Jacox Britney's downfall
By Geoff Nelson Two movies, not alike in dignity
By Brian Schiller Doing Tolkien proud
By Nikhil Nagendra Track puts strong face forward at NCAC finals
By Jesse Oppenheim and Ping Lai Lords lacrosse finishes well
By Jon Pratt Good year for tennis
By Keith Caniano Softball ends on high note, seniors bid farewell
By Hilary Gowins Ladies lacrosse heads into final game in slump
By Mario Nuno-Whelan
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