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Love Wins

One of the most memorable moments of Homecoming 2016 wasn’t the heartbreaking last-minute loss to The University of Akron, but the heartwarming lovers who shared a “Kiss on the K.” Since the Homecoming tradition began in 2011, �鶹ӰԺ State couples from across the country have come together on a painted “K” at Risman Plaza for a smooch when the library bells ring at 12:30 p.m.

Charles and Nora Kegley (Classes of 1956 and 1960) first met at a Florida beach during spring break and discovered they both attended �鶹ӰԺ State. The couple, pictured above, recently celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary. They have participated in the “Kiss on the K” since it began; this year as an . “It’s fun,” says Nora Kegley. “We love being a part of it and seeing the other couples.”

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We are a family of KSU attendees and grads, so we always look forward to reading the magazine. The Center for Visual Arts turned out awesome [“Under One Roof,” summer]. The blend of old (1916), mid-century (1950) and new is an achievement in repurposing [that] speaks of and for the ages past, present and future.

The Einhauser Family
Lummi Island, Wash.

I enjoyed reading the poem “Driving While Black” [summer]. Being a black male with two young sons, I most certainly can relate and am, like every black father when it comes to this issue, more than a bit concerned with helping my sons negotiate this gauntlet.

Todd Borom ’83
Sea Cliff, N.Y.

[Summer 2016] is clearly the best edition I’ve read in more than 35 years of receiving �鶹ӰԺ State Magazine. Balance, current issues focus and editing were excellent. Kudos to the staff for the outstanding effort!

Dan Kelley ’72
Westlake, Ohio

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