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Anjali Bose ’20: Jterm classes have recently been announced, and now students know what course they are in and are preparing. Although many of the Jterm courses remained the same this year, students will have the opportunity to experience sixteen unique and newly introduced ones. One of the new Jterms included is Dance Marathon … Read More “New JTerms on campus and in the foreign sphere” »
Amanda Jones ’20: EA/Haverford week and day is full of traditions from clash day to the annual sport events. Another famous tradition is the EA/Haverford T-shirt. Many students may still own the 2010 “Got Stripes?” T-shirt or the 2013 “Time to Locke ‘em Up” shirt featuring Dr. Locke and Dr. Dinkins, that are frequent at … Read More “Annual EA/Hav/AIS Day t-shirt design revealed” »
Amanda Jones ’20: EA/Haverford week and day is full of traditions from clash day to the annual sport events. Another famous tradition is the EA/Haverford T-shirt. Many students may still own the 2010 “Got Stripes?” T-shirt or the 2013 “Time to Locke ‘em Up” shirt featuring Dr. Locke and Dr. Dinkins, that are frequent at … Read More “Annual EA/Hav/AIS Day t-shirt design revealed” »
Amanda Turner ’19: Thousands of people, supporters and protestors alike, will be flooding Washington D.C. this January 20th for President Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration. After defeating opponent Hillary Clinton in November, political analysts have jumped on the opportunity to evaluate whether the President Elect will hold up to the promises he made as a candidate. These … Read More “A look into Episcopal’s EA/Hav/AIS day traditions” »
Phoebe Christos ’18,Brooke Kelly ’18: “As a kid, I always looked forward to EA Haverford day all fall. It was the biggest day of the season,” Nick Christos ‘86 remembers. “My family always marked the day on the calendar and could hardly wait. Everything led up to EA Haverford day. I was always full of excitement … Read More “Alumni and students share EA/Haverford/AIS weekend” »
Phoebe Barr ’19: In this critical and polarizing election season marked by heated rhetoric on both Democratic and Republican sides, many politically active students may feel discontented because they are unable to cast votes for their party’s candidate. “I think it can be really frustrating for students to watch the election progress without them really being … Read More “Students vote in EA mock election” »
Samantha Macrides ’18, Anabelle Wondrasch ’18: The Science Cafe is a new speaker series, run primarily by science teachers Angela Miklavcic and Kelley Bethoney, that makes STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) resources and professionals more available to the girls of EA. Women that specialize in the fields of STEM are invited for an informal conversation to … Read More “New women in science speaker series” »
Annie Rau ’19: The Junto advisors and Board are hosting a “Presidential Debate.” taking place on Thursday, October 27th, during activity period on the Main Stage theater. The Democratic and Republican platforms at Episcopal will be debating later this October. “The Junto board tries to pick topics that are interesting to the community and to which … Read More “Junto takes on presidential debate” »
Kate Beinkampen’ 19: Cathy Hall, current assistant Head of School and integral part of the Episcopal community, recently announced her leave from Episcopal. She will be leaving her position in order to become Head of School at the Noble and Greenough school in Massachusetts at the end of the 2016-2017 academic year. Hall admitted that she … Read More “Hall announces departure from EA” »
Kate Beinkampen’ 19: Cathy Hall, current assistant Head of School and integral part of the Episcopal community, recently announced her leave from Episcopal. She will be leaving her position in order to become Head of School at the Noble and Greenough school in Massachusetts at the end of the 2016-2017 academic year. Hall admitted that she … Read More “Hall announces departure from EA” »
Kate Beinkampen’ 19: Cathy Hall, current assistant Head of School and integral part of the Episcopal community, recently announced her leave from Episcopal. She will be leaving her position in order to become Head of School at the Noble and Greenough school in Massachusetts at the end of the 2016-2017 academic year. Hall admitted that she … Read More “Hall announces departure from EA” »
Tess McMullin ’18: John Nagl, Headmaster of the Haverford School, has been placed on administrative leave as a result of his recent arrest on Monday, October 10th,, Nagl was arrested by Haverford Police after an altercation with his son, Jack, a freshman at the Haverford School. According to police reports, the situation began when Nagl … Read More “Haverford School headmaster arrested” »