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Meet Your 2020–21 Students’ Council Representatives

By Maxwell Cox on April 10, 2021

Although many Students’ Council members are approaching the end of their term, for the benefit of posterity, The Clerk has asked all elected members for the candidacy statements...

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A Tale of Two Elections: Fords Turn Out to Vote for President, but Not Students’ Council

By Matthew Denton on April 8, 2021

It was hard to ignore the enthusiasm surrounding the presidential election on campus last semester. Students hung signs on dorm doors advertising phone banking, held...

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Photo Essay: Haverford Presses Pause

By Staff on April 1, 2021

Although Haverford did not have a traditional week-long spring break this year owing to the pandemic, classes were cancelled on March 29 and 30 as part of a "spring pause". The Clerk’s photographers set off across campus to document how Fords spent their long weekend.

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Opinion

We Need a Second Spring Pause

By Katie Hughes on April 9, 2021

I am calling on the administration, in recognition of the student body’s proven commitment to COVID-19 safety and the deeply-felt need for rest and recuperation, to grant students an additional short pause at the end of April.

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You Can’t ‘Do It in the Dark’ if Your House Is on Fire

By Sunrise Haverford on March 26, 2021

As Haverford students playfully compete to see who can best “Do it in the Dark,” for all of us the global climate crisis continues to forebode a very gloomy present and future indeed.

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What I Learned on Leave

By Carrie Zhang on March 25, 2021

About a year ago, I was in my grandparents’ apartment in Suzhou, China. This was before the pandemic started, and I enjoyed the opportunity to spend time with my aging relatives. However, from the school administration’s standpoint, this time away was meant to be recuperative in both a personal and an academic sense.

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