Penalty for Refusal to Build Bonfire Shocks Kenyon Freshman
H F Van Nest, a Kenyon College freshman, is confined at home after a brutal hazing by about a dozen sophomores. He says he was dragged to a tree, stripped, and maltreated after refusing to join a bonfire celebrating a baseball victory. Doctors fear lasting damage to his mind and body. The college seeks to keep the incident quiet while Van Nest relates his account of the events.
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Van Nest recounts brutal hazing and its aftermath
In a detailed statement Van Nest of Jackson Michigan describes being choked dragged to woods stripped and humiliated by fraternity members including Aubrey who shaved his hair and mocked him. He cites medical care and support from fraternity brothers and reports President Pierce backed the faculty's handling and probation for reinstated men.
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Belle Boyd Civil War Spy and Souths Famous Figure
Belle Boyd, famed Confederate spy, dies of heart disease in Kilbourne Wisconsin. The report recounts her daring acts from Martinsburg to Richmond, capture and Europe dispatch runs, romance with Lt Sam Harding, and later life public lectures and notoriety across two continents.
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