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Opinion
Economics Shouldn’t Just be for Seniors
On a chilly October night, days before the United States presidential election, I was discussing the upcoming election with a fellow editor in the Scroll room. Since I had watched…
Grading Reforms
“Just because I’m running doesn’t mean you need to run—it’s not Deerfield academics.” But in fact I did need to…
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October 11, 2012
Is the Honor Pledge Worthy? 1
An honor pledge would be a drop in the bucket of the effort needed to decrease the newly elevated levels of plagiarism at Deerfield.
October 11, 2012
Why Connect4 Loses Appeal
Although the intentions of the program strive to be beneficial to the student body, the Academy’s residential issues cannot be fixed by required meetings and prepared lists of questions.
October 11, 2012
Why I Feel Guilty Living at Home
Often, when peers find out I’m a day student, I get the response, “Really? You don’t look like a day student.” I think that sums up how the school integrates…
May 24, 2012
Embracing Uncertainty
We must be aware that the issue of same-sex marriage and gay rights affects everyone’s consciousness, whether gay or straight, atheist or Catholic, conservative or liberal.
May 24, 2012
Uncomfortable Questions
I propose we focus on an implicit contract of being in a “diverse” community, a relationship based on mutual respect and tolerance rather than being forced to identify with students…
May 24, 2012
An Illusion of Progress
Let us hear each other. Let us be open and discuss and learn who we are! Maybe then we can change.
May 24, 2012
The Hidden Dangers of Tradition
Some traditions die hard, but out of their deaths can emerge newer and healthier ones that serve to support our core values and a common understanding.
May 24, 2012
DA to DC
We must know the rules and the consequences and we must accept responsibility for our actions. Regardless of who you are or where you are from, you alone control your…
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