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How Haverford Handled COVID-19 Positive Students This Fall

By Zhao Gu Gammage on January 11, 2022

Haverford had 38 student COVID-19 cases in the Fall 2021 semester, yet they have revealed little about what happens when one tests positive. The Health...

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Orienting Customs: How Years of Changes Leave Something To Be Desired

By Matthew Denton on January 8, 2022

On the day Luca Ponticello ’24 was hired as a Residential Student Liaison (RSL) last summer, he was informed that, barring any changes between then...

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Expectations Versus Reality at Haverford

By Devin Lefkowitz on January 4, 2022

Haverford students come from many different backgrounds and expect different things from their college experience. To shed light on these expectations, a few first-year students...

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Customs Gave Me a Community: A First-Year Perspective

By Devin Lefkowitz on October 26, 2021

Before I came to Haverford, I had been told that the people here are some of the friendliest and most-welcoming. I don't know why I didn’t believe them.

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Haverford Should Aid Afghan Academics

By Zhao Gu Gammage on September 24, 2021

Editor’s note: All opinion pieces published in The Clerk represent the views and ideas of the author. We welcome submissions from the community – please...

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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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