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How Haverford Secured COVID-19 Vaccines for the Community

By Magdalena Del Valle on April 26, 2021

Last December, when the FDA approved the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines, waves of relief and excitement resounded around the globe as people glimpsed the promise...

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Talking with President Raymond, Part Two: COVID-19 and Fall Plans

By Staff on April 19, 2021

Editor-in-Chief David Edelman ’22 and Associate Editor Max Mondress ’23 spoke with President Wendy Raymond and Vice President and Chief of Staff Jesse Lytle over Zoom on April 9. Read part two of the interview below, discussing COVID vaccines, plans for the fall semester, and the long-rumored return of Wendy’s Worners.

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Talking with President Raymond, Part One: Antiracism and Community Trust

By Staff on April 18, 2021

Editor-in-Chief David Edelman ’22 and Associate Editor Max Mondress ’23 spoke with President Wendy Raymond and Vice President and Chief of Staff Jesse Lytle over Zoom on April 9. Read part one of the interview below, discussing last semester's student-led strike, the college's plan for antiracism reforms, and the ethics of accepting donations from benefactor Howard Lutnick.

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Opinion

Haverford Should Require the COVID-19 Vaccine This Fall

By Matthew Denton on April 22, 2021

As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues on campus, students have begun discussing what life on campus next semester will look like. I believe all students should be required to get vaccinated in order to study on campus in the fall.

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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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