Peirce looks a little different this semester– it’s like Peircegiving every day! To take precaution against the coronavirus, the dining hall has had to switch from letting students dish out their own food to packaging it up into nice little boxes and sending us on our way. And who could blame them? We were gross! And to prove it, here are some things we used to do in Peirce that would be unimaginable to do now.
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So many flavors, which one will you decide on? (Via http://www.newyorker.com)
Peirce has been increasing their ice cream and frozen yogurt game recently, and in the past few weeks we’ve seen flavors from blueberry to passion fruit. Peirce ice cream is tried and true and always a solid meal choice. What would happen though if there were Kenyon flavors? What is the most quintessential Kenyon flavor?
I made this, and you can too!
If you’re familiar with my past Made in Peirce installments, you know that I don’t settle for simplicity in the servery. I’ll be damned if I don’t have you eating gourmet in no time. This time around, I decided to take a spin on a dainty dessert option. Come out of the servery with a couple of these bad boys on your plate and your friends will definitely be impressed, I promise.
Reilly ’17 (left) and Alwan ’18 (right)
Dear readers, we have a fantastic treat for you today – another pair of Kenyon doppelgangers. Liam Reilly, is a sophomore from Brooklyn, NY, and his new found twin is Oubadah Alwan, a first year from Claremont, CA – a fact which I knew, but had to ask Oubadah for the umpteenth time.
When I was assigned this article, I immediately sent the two an email, congratulating them on their selection as this week’s featured twins. I arranged a time and place to meet them, where I asked them very invasive questions (i.e. what’s your favorite ice cream flavor?), made them take a personality test, and took pictures of them.
Among the true college freedoms are sleeping in, staying up, and eating ice cream for every meal. As we acclimate to our dining hall environment, we can forget how great these opportunities are; it may actually be possible, if I dare say so, to get tired of ice cream. Preventing such a tragedy is of utmost importance; thus I present the following humble suggestions.
The Kenyon Thrill 