the midnight of my soul
Hey, how was your summer?
Good, except for the short period in which I was evicted in Manhattan.
This week The Thrill staff welcomes you back to our glorious, digital publication by reliving summer 2019’s low moments because nothing unifies this campus like the love of Kenyon our mother and shared trauma. For Act I, click here.
Check out my hot summer bod
Hey! How was your summer?!
Good! How was yours?
This week The Thrill staff welcomes you back to our glorious, digital publication by reliving summer 2019’s low moments because nothing unifies this campus like the love of Kenyon our mother and shared trauma.
This cartoon was printed in the 9/13/01 issue of the Kenyon Collegian
Reprinted today is the front page article from the Collegian‘s September 13th, 2001 edition.
Kenyon community grieves with nation
by Adam Sapp, Senior Production Editor Continue reading
Good morning! Here’s what you missed over the weekend:
The Lead Story: NBA Center Jason Collins, who came out to Sports Illustrated last April, will become the first openly gay player in the “big four” American sports (or at least the first to be accepted by the press). Collins signed a 10-day contract with the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday. His performance during this period will likely decide whether the Nets (or another team) sign him to a longer contract.
Hoffman passed away on Sunday. He was 46.
Good morning! Here’s what you missed over the weekend:
The Lead Story: The Wall Street Journal first reported the death of Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman on Sunday afternoon. Hoffman, 46, was found dead in his New York City apartment of an apparent heroin overdose. The actor starred in films such as “Capote” and “The Big Lebowski” and appeared in NYC theater, namely “Death of a Salesman” in 2012.
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