The Exeter Bulletin, Spring 2020

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How green is Exeter?

15 facts about the school’s sustainability efforts today.

Principal Bill Rawson

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The community within us

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Exeter’s COVID-19 Response

The front page of the newly redesigned Exonian

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'The Exonian' gets a new look

Members of Exeter's physics team talk through a problem during the national competition.

Exeter Today

Young physicists Super Bowl comes to Exeter

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The oldest record on the books

Gifford Pinchot

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The seeds of environmentalism were planted by an Exonian

The Changemakers

Exeter's next generation of environmentalists.

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How Green is Exeter?

15 facts about the school's sustainability efforts today.

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The Environmental Donor

John Warner '72 boosts Exeter's sustainability initiatives.

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Snapshot in Time

Reflections of an Earth Day activist.

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Exeter alum Veronica Juarez

Exeter People

"It’s through the experience that I had at the Harkness table that … I know that my voice matters."

Veronica Juarez '00

Exeter alum Tony Downer

Meet Our Donors

"Those who have come before will continue to enable those who come to Exeter in the future."

Tony Downer '75

Clarissa Delgado

Exeter People

“I want to live a life that’s in service to something bigger than me.”

Clarissa Delgado '04

James Meyer

Exeter People

"History is not static .. the past isn’t past, it keeps affecting us."

James Meyer '80

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Exeter People

"I have seen and felt first-hand how meaningful generous gifts have been to the special brand of education that is Exeter’s."

Jean Maginnis, director of Donor Relations and Stewardship

Exeter alum Lloyd Campbell

Exeter People

"Seeing how my work affects others — especially how it’s helping youth players be more engaged — means a lot.

Lloyd Campbell '14

John Hall

Exeter People

“It’s ludicrous that we know far more about the surface of the moon and Mars than we know about the seafloor.”

John K. Hall '58

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Into place

Bulletin Archives

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