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The Deerfield Inn Reopens after Hurricane Irene Damage

April 18, 2013

Spring Fever is Contagious

April 18, 2013

If you’re a new student this year, you have probably heard a lot of talk about Spring Term. With so much hype, it is easy to wonder what all the fuss is about. “I don’t know why, but everyone seems much happier [during the spring term], myself included,” said Nick Goss ‘13. “For most people [...]

One Stride Closer to a Cure

April 18, 2013

Cancer, the second leading cause of death in the U.S, has touched the lives of almost every family in America. As a result of the disease’s prevalence, the American Cancer Society began Relay For Life in 1985 to help make progress towards a future without cancer. Since its inception, the relay has included four million [...]

Ethan Peterson-New’s Sci-Fi Novel Hephaestus Arrives This May

April 18, 2013

“All good sci-fi starts with the question: ‘What if?’” said Ethan Peterson-New ’13. This is the “empowering” genre of his new and second novel, Hephaestus, named after the Greek god of craftsmen. Peterson-New just finished Hephaestus after working on it for over four years. He started it when he was a student at Eaglebrook School. [...]

Chamber Singers Enjoy a Harmonious First Year

April 18, 2013

The Chamber Singers began this fall as Music Director Daniel Roihl’s experiment. Mr. Roihl handpicked singers Sierra Janik ‘13, Chris Lin ‘13, Julie Harris ‘13, Hyun Yang ‘13 and Kristy Hong ’13 for the group. Mr. Roihl chose the students for their high level of musicianship, music independence and vocal characteristics in order to create [...]