Kenyon is a very strong place. I ve never found anything wrong with anyone who s been out of Kenyon for 10 years, male of female. Even the students who are not getting the kind of education I got are getting something very good out of it. It comes out of Kenyon s spirit. I hope we get a little more spiritual drive into Kenyon.
Multiculturalism is a tremendous problem.
Pick up The Third Half Century by Thomas Greenslade. He has a pretty good sense of the ebb and flow of power at Kenyon. We probably got stronger in the weaker financial periods, because our purpose came out. I think in my era on the Board, we had too much money to spend. Kenyon began to look pretty nifty, like a manicured park which is wonderful, but we spent money on some frivolous things.