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Deerfield is excited to welcome filmmaker Ken Burns to campus on Thursday, February 23.
Mr. Burns has directed and produced more than twenty historical documentaries on subjects ranging from prohibition, jazz and baseball to Mark Twain and Frank Lloyd Wright. He has been practicing his trademark style of storytelling for over thirty years now, and his work has been nominated for an Academy Award.
Mr. Burns will do a Q&A session at School Meeting, discussing his documentary series Prohibition and addressing his work--and his thoughts about history--on a broader level.
To read more about Ken Burns, visit pbs.org.
Please join the Class of 2013 in the Large Aud this Sunday at 4PM -- and hear sixteen finalists declaim in the annual Junior Declamation contest. Three winners will be announced later that evening at the conclusion of sit-down. continued →
Jaed Coffin, author and 2009-2010 Wilson Fellow, will be conducting a Meditation Workshop on Sunday, February 19, from 1:00 to 3:00p.m. in the Choral Room. Mr. Coffin is the author of a memoir, A Chant to Soothe Wild Elephants, about his experience as a Buddhist monk in his mother's native village continued →
In celebration of Black History Month, the Deerfield Black Student Alliance (DBSA) is collaborating with the staff of the Boyden Library to create weekly questions that will focus upon significant figures who improved the life for blacks in America. continued →
In celebration of Black History Month, the Deerfield Black Student Alliance (DBSA) is collaborating with the staff of the Boyden Library to create weekly questions that will focus upon significant figures who have improved the life for blacks in America. continued →