Volume 31 Number 4 Spring/Summer 09
In this issue
Family Squabbles
Let's celebrate the debates, battles, and protests that have shaped Kenyon's unique (and occasionally odd) personality.
Confronting Conformity
Anthropology meets Borat and Paris Hilton in a course that examines cultural norms.
Caution, Not Crisis
The U.S. economy is in turmoil and the world of higher education is feeling the impact. What does it mean for Kenyon?
Tooning Up
From the movie Ice Age to the CNN political characters Red and Blue, animator-cartoonist Dan Shefelman counts himself a storyteller above all.
Kenyon In Season
Departments
The Editor's Page
Boiling Points
Controversy may heat up, but the end result on a college campus isn't always so painful.
Letters to the Editor
Along Middle Path
Moon Walking at Philander's Phling
Nayef Samhat Appointed Provost
In and Out at Kenyon
Kenyon in the News
The Hot Sheet
A Stitch in Time for Winter
Gambier is Talking About...
Sound Bites
What's your Kenyon Quotient?
Sports
Imagine
Sports Round-Up
Books
How the South Won
In Perish from the Earth, Perry Lentz imagines a different outcome for the Civil War, and an unforgettable scoundrel.
Reviews
Office Hours
Kenyon bids farewell to four veteran professors
Transformed by time
English professor Jesse Matz ponders why the books we love change as we age.
Not in my Job Description: Radio Nights
Burning Question for Jay Corrigan, Associate Professor of Economics
The temperature's rising. The icecaps are melting. The Obama administration is calling for an 80 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions. Will my next car run on batteries?