Kenyon’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion has put together a program of events in honor of Martin Luther King Day, and they really shouldn’t be passed up. We’ve put together an easy guide of what’s happening today and tomorrow and why you should go!
The library is already buzzing with anthropomorphic ketchup activity!
Welcome to winter. To ignore my craggy, chapped lips and the bitter cold that kisses them when walking from class to class, I imagine I’m running a marathon in a sweat suit and think about how I would give anything to feel cool—a tactic that can make me feel better for up to a second. Now I try to imagine a situation in which I would feel happy and excited to be back in class after winter break. The only situation that comes to mind is: having a personal masseuse in each of my classes everyday. This is a pipe dream. However, if you happen to
A) be in one of my classes and
B) consider yourself a masseuse of sorts,
do not hesitate to contact me. I enjoy the tender touch. Well, actually I have a lot of knots in my back because thats where I store all my stress I guess so if you don’t mind airing on the side of muscle ripping with your touch then we are 100% good. Anyway, here’s what you said about break.
“I took a nice soak.”
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Today is MLK Day of Dialogue. The schedule of classes for today is shifted because of the events for the holiday in the evening. The adjusted schedule is as follows:
It’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day, ladies and gents. We at The Thrill are here to provide you with all the information that you need to make it to your classes on time. The Adjusted Schedule for today is displayed after the jump. Continue reading
It’s only our first week back, so things on campus aren’t quite back into full swing yet. Still, this week featured some important events and a beautiful snowstorm, so The Thrill wanted to share a few photos with this new weekly feature. (Ed.: Want your photos to be featured next week? Send them to thekenyonthrill@gmail.com with caption information.)
Assistant Professor of English Ivonne Garcia speaks at Monday's MLK Day of Dialogue forum. (Michael Reilly for the Office of Public Affairs)
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