By Brantley Sanders ’19 “I believe that courage is all too often mistakenly seen as the absence of fear. If you descend by ropes from…
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It was a hot, humid day, which quickly turned cold at night. Some people slept inside on the pavement floor, others slept outside on…
Continue ReadingFrom the Outing Club to the Outdoor Industry: Former OC Key Staff Lenny Enkhbold,’17
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by Matthew Rickert ’18 The Gila Wilderness is America’s first wilderness. Designated June 3rd, 1924 the Gila has changed little in the nearly 100-year span…
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by Parrish Preston ’17 Until, the breath of this corporeal frame, And even the motion of our human blood Almost suspended, we are laid asleep…
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Way Down in the Everglades by Haley Stern ’20 When I signed up to go on the annual February break trip to to the Everglades…
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The Lifestyle by Elizabeth Todd ’19 College goes fast; get outside. Some form of that sentence ends all Outing Club emails, is on most posters,…
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By George Matelich ’18 Before I begin: DO NOT read this as a sermon on my time abroad and traveling abroad in general. It was…
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Ryderz only – by Chris Cardon ’17 and Mara Tynan ’18 It was lit. By the moon. It was moonlit. The slight breeze rustled through…
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One Last Lecture by Alex Fernandez ’14 Today, at the risk of sounding like an ancient artifact, I’d like to share with you how the…
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I am Very Small – by Corey Guen ’17 The cliffs of the Doubtful Sound are awe-inspiringly immense. Their sheer size dominates the landscape, angry…
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