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Day Two in Kenyon

June 30th, 2010 by Stephen Paez | Under: Community Blog

Today, the second meeting with the group seemed more fast paced. Everything was going really well.The instructor asked us to write a poem and …

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My First Class

June 30th, 2010 by Stephen Paez | Under: Community Blog

The first day I entered I expected a more boring class where all we do is just write. My teacher/instructor, Tori, made the class …

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Day 1 and 2

June 30th, 2010 by Darleny Urena | Under: Community Blog

I have had a very comforting sleep in my dorm room with my newly met roommate Isabelle. The ride to Kenyon College was long …

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First Day At Kenyon

June 28th, 2010 by Stephen Paez | Under: Community Blog

Kenyon College is very small, but the walk to different locations seems very long. When I first entered the Kenyon College, I felt that …

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2nd Day Here

June 28th, 2010 by Jane Francisco | Under: Community Blog

My First Day of Workshops was exciting. I was excited to see how things would go and how i would like the workshops and …

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First Day

June 27th, 2010 by Jane Francisco | Under: Community Blog

My first day at Kenyon was kind of exhausting. The plane ride was pretty short but the early timing was what really wore me …

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Mental Health and Medical Resources

June 23rd, 2010 by Ruby | Under: Alliance Blog

For everyone who is having a difficult time with finding Medical and Mental Health resources. The site below is a list of al mental …

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New York Times Features Hunts Point FarmShare

June 23rd, 2010 by Michael | Under: In The News

The New York Times recently featured an article detailing how Corbin Hill Rd Farm operates, and mentions how HPAC connects the upstate farm to …

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Fish Parade showcases Hunts Point pride

June 21st, 2010 by Michael | Under: Alliance Blog

Hunts Point came alive with community spirit today at the seventh annual Hunts Point Fish Parade and Summer Festival, organized by the POINT and other community members. The parade started in the Hunts Point Riverside Park, and wound through the neighborhood, with the procession coming to a halt in Barreto Park. The festival in the park featured food, raffles, games and a general sense of community togetherness and pride.

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