Kenyon Alumni Bulletin: Volume 26, Number 1; Summer 2003
Features
A Matter of Formality
Distinguished man of letters Anthony Hecht remembers teaching and learning at Kenyon, by Amy Blumenthal
The Right Gifts
S. Georgia Nugent, Kenyon's eighteenth president, brings impressive talents to her new position, by Tom Stamp '73
Weathering the Storm
While the economic slump has battered some colleges, Kenyon meets the challenge with modest belt-tightening, fiscal constraint, and keen awareness of its strengths and weaknesses. With profiles of Doug Heuck '84 and economics professor Will Melick, by Gordon Young, Dan Laskin, and Shawn Presley
A Path for All Seasons (Even February?)
Built by students, beloved (and sometimes cursed) by all, Middle Path has weathered parades, rituals, and rumors of pavement, by Christopher Barth '93
The Editor's Page
1973
Along Middle Path
Gregory Spaid named provost
Howard Sacks will be special assistant to the president
Kenyon appoints new dean of admissions and financial aid
Applicant pool breaks College records
Alumni Bulletin wins bronze medal from CASE
Shaping Shapesville
Three "Kids" Publish an Important New Children's Book
Marking History
Kenyon alumni honored with fellowships from Fulbright, Coro, and Mellon
Kenyon in the News
Sports Round-Up
New alumni network is helping football program rebuild
Books
Books
Almanac
Rita Kipp named associate provost
Board elects new trustee, two emeritus members
Jeffrey Bowman named McCoy Teaching Professor
Five faculty members win Whiting Awards
Trustees award tenure to six, promotions to four, second reappointments to ten
Two professors win Trustee Teaching Excellence Awards
Faculty Digest
The art of numbers
Tomsich Science Awards recognize outstanding research
Alumni News
The sound of silents
Technically Speaking
A special agent
In Memoriam
Obituaries
The Last Page
Typically Extraordinary
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