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Blogs on Blogs on Blogs: Abroad Edition

October 7, 2014 By in Culture, Features Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , Leave a comment
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Monica Lee ’16 relaxes seaside in Cabo De Sao Vincente, Portugal

Right now there are tons of Kenyon students who have departed our little hill for a time to go off exploring and learning, enriching their education in almost every corner of the world. Whether you’re abroad as well or still here in the ‘Bier, you might be curious as to what your junior class peers are up to. If you’re feeling a some pangs of loss and separation deep in your heart for your comrades-gone-global, check out some of the awesome things they’re sharing online.

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A Close Reading of an Average Day of E-mails

September 26, 2013 By in Commentary, Culture Tags: , , , 2 Comments

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It’s morning. Or maybe it’s mid-afternoon. You wake up from a deep sleep where you dreamt of bacon and elaborate puppet shows (is that just me?). You turn on your computer and look, you’ve got mail. Tons of it! Where do these multitudes of e-mails even come from? You had fearlessly deleted at least 50 the night before. How in a matter of hours can a person compile so many e-mails? What do they even say? Let us unpack an average day of Kenyon e-mails, shall we? Continue reading →