February 2019
by Adam Johnston, Physics Professor
Finding Love in General Chemistry
Kenidee's Love Lens: In college, we’re all so busy that I think it’s sometimes hard to see where school ends and your personal life begins. In my case, they’re literally one and the same. My partner Kade and I met in a general chemistry class our freshman year, and three years later - I still spend most mornings sitting next to him in a lecture and most afternoons in a lab as his lab partner....
Kade's Love Lens: It is commonly said of a couple sharing something special with each other that they have "good chemistry." This phrase is taken quite literally when it comes to describing my relationship with my beautiful partner Kenidee. We not only have chemistry when it comes to romance, but we actually have taken chemistry together...
February 14th, 2019
by Kenidee Crittenden, Chemistry Major, and
Kade Crittenden, Biochemistry Major and 2018-2019 Science Senator
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