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Strength and character
The life of Ernest J. Marshall, class of 1904, Exeter's first black sports captain.
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Follow me
Alumni Mentors share their workplace and knowledge with rising seniors.
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Oct 31
The visiting fireman
Remembering J. Robert Oppenheimer's inspiring stay at Exeter.
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The power of 'youth from every quarter'
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Chatbots in class?
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Civil discourse
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The power of discovery
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Blown away
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Destination Egypt
Inside Look
Exeter Deconstructed: Grill
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Memorial Minute
Lynda K. Beck '80 (Hon.)
Instructor in Science and Vice Principal, Emerita
Lynda Beck grew up in Schenectady, New York where she graduated from Niskayuna High School as an accomplished athlete and scholar. After earning her undergraduate degree from the State University of New York, Cortland, Lynda received her Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of New Hampshire.
Lynda was appointed to Exeter in 1972 and was the first female teacher in the Science Department. During 26-year tenure at the Academy, Lynda led various efforts including her work with the Committee to Enhance the Status of Women and the launch of the Conference of Women in Independent Schools. Both the committee and conference played an instrumental piece of helping to voice concerns of female faculty and students that has left a lasting impact.
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