In this issue

The Kenyon Compendium of Astounding Records

Move over, Guiness. We've got our own collection of record-breaking curiosities.

Inside the Washington Insiders

Kenyon graduates in and around the government beltway tell us how they work and how it feels.

White Out

When the Blizzard of 1978 marooned Kenyon in a windswept ocean of white, students staffed the kitchens while a sleep-deprived maintenance crew kept the power humming

Kenyon In Season

Departments

The Editor's Page

Being There

Letters to the Editor

Along Middle Path

Into the Wild

Kenyon's Outdoors Club is back on the trail

Geek Chic

Unsung Moments in Kenyon History

In and Out at Kenyon

The Hot Sheet

Boots, bodies, bawdy poetry, and six other things we love about Kenyon

Gambier is Talking About...

Kenyon in Quotes

In the news, in campus, and online

Sports

Creature of Habit

Sports Round-Up

Books

Junk and Dreams

E.L. Doctorow '52 meditates on a cluttered American century

Recent Books by Kenyon Authors

Office Hours

"It began to rain cows"

Translation poses challenges that transcend grammar

Joining the Top Ranks

Kenyon promotes five to full professor

Why Don't We See More Plays by Women?

A burning question for Wendy MacLeod, James Michael Playwright-in-Residence

Not in my Job Description: A Dancer's Muddy Boots

Alumni News

Power of the Moving Line

Obituaries

Alumni Digest

The Last Page

From the Hill to the Hill