Kenyon Alumni Bulletin: Volume 28, Number 1; Fall 2005
Features
Decisions, Decisions
The college-admissions process is increasingly beset by stiff competition, commercial influences, and a growing reliance on early decision. In the face of these pressures, can Kenyon keep its admissions practices humane and student-centered?
Water World
Craig Hummer '87 makes a living as a broadcast journalist, but it was his career as a celebrated lifeguard and number-one ranked ocean swimming competitor that put him on the map.
Gangsters in Gambier
Did the notorious John Dillinger really rob the People's Bank?
Putting the Past to Work
A unique firm called The History Factory needs imaginative thinkers who love research and can make connections across disciplines. That's why it employs so many Kenyon alumni.
Fabulous Flyer
In the high desert of California, engineer and test-pilot Jon Karkow '84 designs an amazing aircraft--and makes aviation history.
The Editor's Page
The V word
Letters to the Editor
Along Middle Path
New major on board: women's and gender studies
Kenyon in the News
The Hot Sheet
Ballet, baseball, tennis balls, and six other things we love about Kenyon.
Kenyon names chief business officer
First-year student Colin Boyarski died of acute alcohol intoxication
Gambier is talking about...
And the winners are...
A pivotal moment: Kenyon hosts national farm-to-cafeteria conference
Books
Books
Notes from Italy
Sports
All in the Family
Sports Round-Up
Faculty News
Making the connection
A $535,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will fund new courses and research
Faculty member Mo Hunsen and Jun Ma '05 recognized for scientific excellence
Trustees approve tenure for five faculty members
Shutt's lectures find a wider audience on CD
Faculty Digest
Alumni News
Alumni News
Real Live Music
Running to the Oscars
In Memoriam
In Memoriam
Thomas M. Sawyer Jr.
The Last Page
Personal Notes
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