By Daryl Cooley '10, Staff Writer
Twenty students from English teacher Suzanne Hannay’s senior classes travelled to New York City to see the Broadway play A View from the Bridge.
By Eliot Taft '11, Staff Writer
Christopher Benfey, professor at Mt. Holyoke College, has received widespread praise for his book
A Summer of Hummingbirds. In this scholarly piece that revolves around multiple 19th-century figures, Benfey combines an analysis of literature, art, and cultural history.
By Claire Hutchins '12, Staff Writer
Kevin Roy '12, a new student from Quebec, Canada, talks about his life at Deerfield.
Awards Galore at Artspace Student Exhibit |
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By Elizabeth Gregory '11, Staff Writer
Deerfield artists took top honors at the gallery’s awards ceremony on January 29.
By Lucy Cobbs '10, Former Editor-in-Chief
Reflecting on the quality of Volume 84, I like to think that we accomplished many of our goals. We reported with clarity on a number of weighty issues—gender dynamics, over enrollment, the on-campus International Debate, the settlement of the Koch Center lawsuit, our rivalry with Choate, and the fire in the Dining Hall.
By Courtney Murray '11, Staff Writer
City of Light, City of Love |
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“Paris is not actually this antiquated place that is living in the past,” said Dr. Buck, “It is subject to change as it is a modern city with modern problems. These changes can definitely be seen in the impressionist paintings of the 19th century.”
By Theo Lipsky '12, Staff Writer
As the winter term draws to a close, the campus has turned its attention to poster boards located in the Trophy Room and Greer Store. They advertise the floor plans of the new Greer and fitness center renovations...
By Sarah Woolf '12, Staff Writer
This April, the Acting Tutorial Class will attend the third annual Interschool Student One Act Festival, held at Choate.
By Eleanor Welles-Gertz '10, Contributing Writer
I would like to take a moment to consider the spirit behind the rivalry. I was shocked when I read the comparison between our Choate Day traditions and harassment practices of the Ku Klux Klan. I find it disturbing that someone perceives me and my peers as capable of such egregious acts of hatred as seen in the South during the height of the violence carried out by the Klan.
By Lucy Cobbs '10, Former Editor-in-Chief
“I would like to be known in the future as someone who is not just a wealthy, successful businessman,” he said, “but someone who really cared about the well-being of others—did his darndest to be charitable and help others.”
By Marlen Morgus '12, Staff Writer
Boys' and Girls' Varsity Skiing enjoyed success at New Englands on February 10, with the boys placing third and the girls placing fourth overall.
By Frederica Rockwood '11, Staff Writer
Poet Naomi Shihab Nye to Visit Campus in April |
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Poet, anthrologist, and lecturer Naomi Shihab Nye will visit Deerfield Academy on April seventh.
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Leading Sans Leadership Meeting | 
