Deerfield Divided
People gather with whom they feel most comfortable, but isn’t part of the Deerfield experience about getting to know new people?
People gather with whom they feel most comfortable, but isn’t part of the Deerfield experience about getting to know new people?
Hadley Newton ’12 gives a retrospective view on the college admissions process.
Hopefully, Deerfield will become a place that visibly values the integrity of serving others, where students confidently rise in the midst of their peers and teachers in an expression of their commitment to something greater than themselves.
Jake Barnwell ’12 outlines the cons of the diffusion of leadership positions by the school.
Samantha Hirshland ’13 outlines the pros of the spreading of leadership positions advocated by the school.
Open access to birth control will allow true equality.
The argument over abortion in this country has destroyed the middle ground.
Women will still have the right to contraception. However, employers should not have to fund an intentional discarding of life.
Though I uneasily recognize its political necessity, I can never accept abortion morally.
Editor-in-Chief Kristy Hong explains the intent of the broadsheet Special Arts Issue.