Happy Leap Day!

Bloodsucking freaks.

(Oh, and yes, that does appear to be a glass bottle they’re drawing blood into.)

It’s the caption that makes this a classic. What was #1?

This month, Send Us Your favorite sports upset stories.

In recent years, both men’s and women’s basketball teams have had great stories: the men in this year’s victory over previously-undefeated UMass Dartmouth (click here for the Equinox story) and the women as they triumphed over Southern Maine for the first time since 1978 (click here for that story).

But upsets aren’t limited to basketball, and they aren’t limited to the last few years. What’s your favorite? Send stories, and pictures if you have them, to lwebb1@keene.edu by March 10. We’ll run the best of them, and we’ll take stories of big losses as well as big wins.

(The picture above is of the Owl win over Rochester in 2004, sending KSC to the Elite Eight for the first time ever. Click here for Equinox coverage of the 2004 men’s basketball season.)

There’s no shoeing like snowshoeing…

From the 1947 Kronicle:

What is unclear is why cheerboxing never really took off as a sport at KTC.

Welcome to the first-ever results of our first-ever Send-Us-Your request! We got some great stuff from some good friends of the College.

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One cannot be too careful about tucking one’s necktie into one’s overalls.

Imagine all the people

Living life in Keene…

Welcome to our next regular feature. Sometimes, we find a photo that is too awesome not to feature, but about which we have no information. We don’t know who the people are, we don’t know on what occasion the photo was taken, we don’t know where the photo was taken, we don’t know in what era the photo was taken.

If you can help out with any of that information, we’ll be grateful.

If not, just enjoy the awesomeness.

Everyone loves the fall in New Hampshire.