Exeter Bulletin, Winter 2018

Exeter Bulletin

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Feb 5

Leap Year

As America lurched through 1968, Exeter looked within.

Students in a new Bioethics course get hands-on experience with gene editing in the CRISPR lab.

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Exeter Innovates: new courses challenge old constructs

Rebecca Nevitt swimming around the island of Manhattan in 2015.

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Channeling a goal: Rebecca Nevitt '84 conquers swimming's triple crown

Book cover lined up in a row.

Inside Look

What we're reading

David in front of a home destroyed by hurricane Katrina.

Exeter People

"I was changing quickly; the world was changing even faster."

David Williams '07

Zachary Iscol ’97 Receives the 2017 John Phillips Award for Helping American Veterans Reclaim Their Minds and Lives

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Zachary Iscol ’97 receives the 2017 John Phillips Award

Exeter People

"Non sibi wasn’t just an intellectual concept at Exeter, but something we lived in real time, in real life.”

Shea holding a coffee mug close to her face.

Exeter People

“I enjoy feeding and talking to people. To have a place where people care is pretty special.”

Emily Germain Shea '83

Matt in front of the chalkboard in his Phillips Hall classroom.

Exeter People

"If you’re not doing the thing that you love, you start to die a little bit inside."

English Instructor Matt W. Miller

Exeter People

"Compassion is something that can be ignited by what you see in the world.”

Boy using the laser cutter.

Inside Look

Love is a laser cutter

Joe O'Donnell wearing a suit and tie.

Exeter People

"It is by far the most important thing that I do. It is Joey’s legacy.”

Joe O'Donnell '63

Student at PEA post office – circa 1930's

Inside Look

Exeter deconstructed: Academy Post Office

Former Bennett Fellow Peter Anderson

Exeter People

"I remember a frozen scene some 45 years ago: long, strong striding with a good pal into the great beyond of a glassy, black-iced lake..."

Peter Anderson, 2015-16 Bennett Fellow

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