At a time when we are holding our loved ones particularly close, I feel particularly fortunate to be a member of the Deerfield community. In the wake of unspeakable national tragedy and with the holidays approaching, I’m moved to see that our students are only more inspired to reach out to our greater community through [...]

ATHLETIC FACILITY SCHEDULEDecember 20th – January 6th                                             HOCKEY RINK CLOSED                        THURSDAY 20TH 5:00pm –  SATURDAY 22ND                                                         FOR                DEERFIELD GIRLS HOCKEY HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Sunday, December 23Gym/Squash Courts 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Community Skate 12:00 – 1:30 Open Stick 1:45 – 3:15 Monday, December 24 Gym/Squash Courts 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Community Skate 12:00 – 1:30Open Stick [...]

Happy Holidays to all! Before you leave for break, be sure to UNPLUG! Follow these tips to save energy, save money, and prevent pollution while you’re gone: Close and lock windows (take out your window fan if needed)Shut off all the lights (overhead and desk)UNPLUG all electronics. Cell phone chargers, laptop chargers, TVs, etc. all [...]

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Paul Andrew Mayewski, Director of the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine, will be visiting campus this week as our 2013 Lambert Fellow. Dr. Mayewski has led more than 50 expeditions throughout Earth’s remotest regions and has appeared on CBS 60 Minutes, PBS NOVA, ABC Good [...]

Taylor Watts ’83 and son made an admission visit this fall and decided to take the Stanley Can for a walk and a photo before departing…Nice!

Am out in Denver Colorado backstopping my paralyzed son, Bryce, as he learns how to drive again with customized equipment. Loving the sun and mountains out here. John Rafferty Class of 1975

Kudos to Sean Nottage’83 for spotting the DA alum in the crowd (Brad duPont ’82) then having the wherewithal to snap a pic and forward to the ’83 class blog! “Saw Brad duPont at Atlantis during the Battle 4-Atlantis NCAA Basketball Tournament. As it was not a LAX tournament, Brad was not there for the [...]

Chashama (http://www.chashama.org/) and the artist are pleased to present: Song For Harlem, cut paper, interior lights Take the A Train to Harlem (or the D), 443 W. 127th St. viewable through January 7, 2013 opening reception December 20, 2012, 5-7 P.M. Fred Bendheim Class of 1974

John Knight ’83 reports: “True story: Geoff Buerger ’75 stopped by the office today and asked, “is that the Stanley Can?” Harmless enough, but Geoff lives in Hay River, Northwest Territories in Canada, which is easily a 3300 mile drive!!!!!!”

In Chicago with member of EverTrue crew! J.J. Evans Class of 2005