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I got my “baptismlat are some of f the depression affect Kenyon? is relatively hard ■ of students from jvv. The students blems were re-, by the govern-Enrollment went is tight.pointed instructor the faculty took a I was fortunate promotion--to be salary as before. I was a bachelor; ►ffins at the house Art Annex next to . Being originally met my w'ife there naged to talk her . It was rather a was making more didn’t believe that ive off her income, . I was then the of the faculty, but • social-life, Pro-is wife came here youngest faculty ? been in his midsmall faculty and their social ap-lat were these so-as mostly what I mament.” As afreshmen dormitories as they are now. These were specifically for the ex-G.I.s who were quite a lively group, they had their own ideas.Olaf Palme lived there too, he was also a student of mine. He was one of the brightest students I had ever taught. Considering the fact he had a language difficulty, he came to Kenyon and made all A’s. Jonathan W inters, I can also remember. While Dean, I had to tell him that he just wasn’t making the grades suitable for a Kenyon student. Though I neverbtuart Rice McGowanheard it, students back then told me that he had quite an imitation of me. He didn’t stay here very long. COLLEGIAN: How would youcom-almost Tho youth « Hechal E urope The ment i in gene to theis well lation ( Meir’s butznik in the t New in moi Canada“hippilt;Gezer have s guerilli munityMea Bathroc The in] their dlt; Like a to keep Israeli A sr long silt; religioi some C of the J else wi Kfar red rail “convei
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Gambier Kenyon Collegian
Gambier, Ohio, US
Thu, Apr 29, 1971
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