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Garland Gates bids adieu to Shelby Council after 30 years - Vimarsana News

Garland Gates bids adieu to Shelby Council after 30 years

Garland Gates’ thirty years in public office has made him the longest serving elected official in Shelby’s approximate 190 year history.

Simpson College Holds Ribbon Cuttings for New Turf Fields - Vimarsana News

Simpson College Holds Ribbon Cuttings for New Turf Fields

Simpson College Holds Ribbon Cuttings for New Turf Fields

Celebrating 2021 - Vimarsana News

Celebrating 2021

Celebrating 2021 The College’s 193rd Commencement recognizes graduating seniors and marks a partial return to the normal rhythms of Kenyon life. By David Hoyt May 21, 2021 Kenyon’s 193rd Commencement took place at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, May 21. Held in warm sunshine on McBride Field, which provides more space for social distancing than the traditional location on the lawn between Ascension Hall and Samuel Mather Hall, the ceremony recognized nearly 300 graduates of Kenyon’s Class of 2021. Due to COVID-19, in-person attendance was limited to graduat...

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What's in a Name? | Kenyon College - Vimarsana News

What's in a Name? | Kenyon College

May 19, 2021 When Assistant Professor of EnglishOrchid Tierney takes the stage at Kenyon’s 193rd Commencement on the morning of Friday, May 21, it won’t just be her first graduation ceremony in Gambier — it will be her first, ever. “I didn’t go to my commencements,” said Tierney. “So it’s exciting to me, I feel like I’m commencing and walking with the students.” But Tierney won’t just be one of the many faculty members sitting in the bleachers of McBride Field: she’ll have an important role to play as more than 300 members of the Class of 2021 cross the stage. As secre...

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