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Our Man in Washington
Our Man in Washington
Alums Bruce ‘64 and Joanne ‘66 Smith embrace the world – starting with their own High Hopes Orchard.
Peter Thomas ‘77 knows a thing or two about running and coaching. We asked him, and some of the runners he has coached, to weigh in on the intangibles that turn an average runner into a good one, a good runner into a great one.
One of the best-attended Reunions ever, 2010’s weekend started with a hike (for some) and an ice cream social (for many) and included the dedication of the new Alumni Center and a boisterous parade of classes.
Stuck for a good summer read? Two of Keene State’s professors describe the best books they’ve read recently in their field – geography and education, in this case.
The words town and gown are often considered in opposition. Instead, here are four excellent examples of projects that integrate the College’s values of citizenship and academic achievement with opportunities for service in the city of Keene, creating a dynamic and positive interaction between campus and town.
One of the happiest workdays I’ve had in a long time happened at night.
It was the evening of June 4, when we dedicated the new Alumni Center. Hundreds of people crowded the plaza outside the entrance to the building. The air was soft and warm, the light golden as sunset neared.
What’s new along Appian Way.
Three athletic kids times three varsity KSC teams equals a lot of miles on the odometer for the Benson family.
His answer to a simple question changed Dr. Larry Benaquist’s professional life and created a rich cultural resource for the College.