Tuition breaks the bankForbes: Kenyon second most expensive college in U.S.
In late January, Forbes Online named Kenyon the second-most-expensive college in the United States, surpassed only by George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
"That list is meaningless," said President S. Georgia Nugent. According to Nugent, the Forbes list compares the tuitions of residential colleges, which does not include room and board.…
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Changes to housing lottery favor seniors
The Housing and Grounds Committee of Student Council is introducing two changes to this year's housing lottery process: clarifications on senior-only spaces and penalty points for themed housing.
According to the rules proposed by the Housing and Grounds Committee and approved by Student Council on Sunday, Aclands and New Apartments with all singles have been added to the list of senior-only housing, which already includes Taft and Bexley Apartments.…
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Kenyon to conduct self-study, be assessed for reaccreditation
Kenyon's administration is set to renew its institutional credentials by launching the process of reaccreditation in 2010. The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA), a Chicago-based accreditation group responsible for overseeing over 8,500 private and public schools, handles Kenyon's certification process, which is scheduled to happen every ten years.…
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Ark designed for Torah
Since October, the 170-year-old Torah that was donated to Kenyon College Hillel by Michael and Deborah Salzberg, parents of Anna Salzberg '09, has had no permanent place. Two woodworkers from the Gambier area, Audrey Fenigstein, wife of Professor of Psychology Allan Fenigstein, and Jack Esslinger, husband of Professor of Art Claudia Esslinger, are now designing and constructing an ark to house the Torah.…
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Safedrives restarts
After its vans ground to a halt last semester, campus service group Safedrives has restarted its effort to provide safe transportation to party-goers on weekend nights.
Safedrives coordinator Jack Robling '10 said that the service stopped last semester due to "logistical issues.…
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Lounge parties lost?
In 2000, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, the accrediting agency that assesses Kenyon's viability as a nationally accredited college once a decade, and a committee from the College itself raised the suggestion that lounge parties be eliminated, as they cause noise disturbance, vandalism and sexual assault in dormitories.…
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Possible rush violations highlight murky investigation processComplete report to follow in next week's issue
Several Greek organizations may face investigations for violations during rush week. Greek Council held two emergency meetings on Wednesday, Jan. 30 and Sunday, Feb. 3 to discuss what should be done in response. No organizations have been officially charged with violations, but allegations have been made against Beta Theta Pi, Delta Tau Delta, Psi Upsilon, Zeta Alpha Pi and others.…
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Mount Vernon ninth graders experience life at Kenyon
On Monday, Feb. 11, in cooperation with Kenyon College and Mount Vernon Nazarene University, Mount Vernon High School will be sending high school freshmen to campus to experience a regular weekday college routine. Both of the colleges will host about 35 high school students.…
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Village RecordJan. 30 - Feb. 5, 2008
Copious quantities of vandalism and credit card fraud in this week's Village Record.…
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Student CouncilFeb. 3, 2008
Student Council now has office hours, a new chair, and a plan for a new committee. Read all about it inside.…
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Village CouncilFeb. 4, 2008
Find out which street in Gambier goes only half of the directions that it used to in this week's Village Council…
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Greek CouncilFeb. 4, 2008
Dirty rush, statute of limitations, and more in this week's Greek Council…
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