By Caitlin Cleary '12, Staff Writer
In admissions, schools make endless calculations about what group of students would allow the school to be the best it could possibly be.
By Danielle Dalton '12, Features Editor & Carly Reilly '12, Staff Writer
While enjoying the fall term and everything it entails, students also found ways to donate both their time and resources to others.
By Charlotte Allen '14 & Annie McLendon '14, Contributing Writers
With the upcoming election, the need to identify our true political views is increasingly important.
Deerfield Hoop Dreams |
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By David Lucente '14, Staff Writer
Despite the loss of these talented players, Coach Pitcher is very confident that his new team is overall better rounded than his teams in the past and possesses the discipline, responsibility and raw talent of a winning team.
By Nina Shevzov-Zebrun '12, Staff Writer
Fall 2011 saw a 49% increase from fall 2010 in the number of students who visited the counseling office for help.
By Caroline Kjorlien '13, Staff Writer
Happy Hauntings: Violet the Ghost |
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The mystery of Violet, Poc I's ghost and the oldest of Poc’s inhabitants, is still unsolved.
By Elisabeth Yancey '12, Staff Writer
This winter, as athletes kick off the co-curricular season on the basketball courts or hit the ski slopes, other students have decided to pursue their own creative interests with unique co-curricular exemptions behind a camera, at the chessboard, or up in the air.
By Anna Pettee '13, Staff Writer
For teens nowadays, it’s important to consider what a truly healthy relationship consists of.
By The Editorial Board
Day students felt singled out by the first waiting line which consisted almost entirely of day students.
By Zoë Perot '12, Staff Writer
After almost a term without a representative because elections were postponed from last spring, day students elected Hannah Wulkan ’12 and Annie Klink ’13 as their student council representatives.
By Lindsay Stevens '12, Contributing Writer
Though the label "day student" exists at Deerfield to describe a student who sleeps at home rather than in a dorm room, I do not believe that the label determines a student's social success.
By Sarah Woolf '12, Front Page Editor
Day Student Inclusivity: A Day Student's Perspective |
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It’s easy to get any day student riled up about “exclusion,” especially with the recent introduction of a more structured residential curriculum.
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