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Exeter Bulletin, Winter 2021

Exeter Bulletin, Fall 2019

Two students on the roof of Love Gym at Phillips Exeter Academy.

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Oct 29

Space Cowboys

Students lead galactic efforts on campus and beyond.

$Students work on a math problem together around a Harkness table.$

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Not by the numbers

Andrew Yang and Tom Steyer on the campaign trail

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Q&A with two Exonian presidential hopefuls

collage of Exeter athletics images current and historic

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E/A: The anatomy of a rivalry

Curtis Thomas '09 returned to campus to work with Exeter's dance company in the Goel Center for Theater and Dance.

Exeter Today

Alumnus puts dancers through their paces

Principal Bill Rawson walking along a path on Exeter's campus.

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The Exeter Way

Exeter's Director of Equity and Inclusion Stephanie Bramlett

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An update on equity and inclusion efforts

Poet Richard Blanco meets with Exeter students in a classroom.

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Finding common ground

Exeter alum and former Trustee Mitch Bradbury

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Coming together

Leah Delacruz as a prep and a senior

Exeter Today

They Grow Up So Fast

Jameel Mohammed

Exeter People

"Luxury is not a price point. It's a perspective of depth, of craft, and building a community around those things."

Jameel Mohammed '13

Author and Exeter alum Madeline Henry

Exeter People

"Yoga is a lot about what’s in your heart. ... It gave me a sense of security in myself to take a risk."

Madeleine Henry '10

Alexandra Carter poses in front of two of her paintings

Exeter People

"It’s necessary to investigate the stories we grew up with, and other stories that have been told throughout history, and how those have shaped us."

Alexandra Carter ’04

Sandra Guzman chats with her fellow birding society members

Exeter People

"The walks remind me about the ancient wisdom of my native clan — that we are not part of nature; instead, we are nature."

Emery N. Brown

Exeter People

"There [were] theories about how anesthesia worked, but no one could explain why someone became unconscious after receiving one of these drugs."

Emery N. Brown '74

Kathleen James-Chakraborty

Exeter People

"I want my students to have equal opportunities based on their intelligence and their diligence, not on their privilege."

Kathleen James-Chakraborty '78

Instructor Mercy Carbonell stands in her classroom

Exeter People

"The idea of objects as carrying stories and meaning and intimacy and proximity has always mattered."

English Instructor Mercy Carbonell

Exeter Bennett Fellow Courtney Sender

Inside Look

The solidarity of fat girls

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