Kenyon Alumni Bulletin: Volume 27, Number 3; Winter 2005
Features
For the Love of Books
Kenyon's new used-book shop honors Denham Sutcliffe, a revered Kenyon English professor. By Amy Blumenthal and Kelli Whitlock
An Election at Ground Zero
Judy Hoffman '73 navigates the complexities of Ohio's election laws. By Jeff Grabmeier
Leaning to the Left
Critics say higher education has become too liberal, threatening intellectual diversity on the nation's campuses. Are they right? By Kelli Whitlock
War Stories
Reporter Brendan Keefe '90 crosses Iraq to chronicle soldiers' sacrifices. By Kelli Whitlock
A Vote to Remember
Kenyon's election fever culminates in epic waits at the polls, inspiring admiration around the country. By Dan Laskin
The Editor's Page
Religion and Politics: A la Carte
Letters to the Editor
Along Middle Path
New Rector, Old Family
A descendant of Philander Chase puts a new twist on Kenyon lore
The Hot Sheet
Living wireless, loving life, cross dressers, and six other things we love about Kenyon.
Foreign Affairs
Chris Brose '02 writes speeches on the front lines of American foreign policy.
Gambier is talking about...
Kenyon in the News
Books
Books
Sports
Home Field Advantage
Lords celebrate newly renovated field with win
Sports Round-Up
Faculty News
Evoking Einstein
Special course offers lively view of Albert Einstein's theories
Reading Between the Lines
New study examines sexism in children's literature
Building a Better Wetland
Kenyon biologist uses new grant to study wetlands restoration
Bird's-Eye View
Birds offer insight into natural selection for new Lodish Professor
Faculty Digest
Alumni News
Alumni Digest
Flying for Work--and Fun
Finding a Universal Expression
In Memoriam
Obituaries
Richard L. Shorkey
The Last Page
The Last Page: Don't (Do) Touch
The difference between France and America comes down to a simple truth: you are what you (don't) squeeze
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