Heard in Assembly Hall
It's a very good lesson, a lesson I always took to heart: Things can change very quickly. In politics. In society. In culture. And in life.
— William Kristol, political commentator
"The difference between good writers and bad writers is that good writers know when they are bad." — Dan Brown '82, addressing Exeter's ninth-graders
“You can tell when someone's listening to you in a deep way, really listening. Ask yourself, ‘What kind of a listener can I be?'" — Susannah Heschel, Dartmouth professor of Jewish Studies.
"One of the highest skills in etiquette is to learn to disagree without being disagreeable." — Sara Jane Ho '03, author, "Mind Your Manners: How to be Your Best Self in Any Situation"
The Latest
Tom Steyer ’75 asks Exeter ‘Do you love the world?’
Investor and activist believes we can win the war on climate.
- October 17, 2024
Civil rights advocate receives Phillips Award
Jim Coleman ’66 addressed an Assembly Hall audience and visited with students.
- By Sarah Pruitt ’95
- October 25, 2024
Making the grade: Class Activity Day a winning start
Orientation program connects classmates to open new year.
- September 6, 2024