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• Frenemies
• We Are Not “Fans” Of The Heat
• We Animals Have Rights Too
• Jungle Dreams Apples you’ve given me Blood-red and juicy with desireCrystals you’ve waved at me Damsel, but not in distress Emerald green ey
• Ocean Seashells and soft air Voluminous saturated waves,  Like twelve dancing princesses, all dressed in blue, They dance across th
• Self Portrait 
• Another Tomorrow: A Sonnet When you tilt your head just slightly upward,  The sun’s rays come spiraling down the sky.  A sight indescribable by one
• Trouble in Paradise: Thefts, Pellet Incident Shadow Opening Weeks
• Cry for Me Venezuela “People are dying and there are people traveling, coming to campus like this one,” says Phillips Exeter Summer student Alessia, from th
• Women Star at Exeter Over the years, numerous successful and intelligent women have played a pivotal role in the history of this ancient and esteemed institutio
• Pandemic’s Plus = More Safety This year at Exeter Summer, in contrast to the usual nearly 800, there have been far fewer students enrolled -- under 400. “It has been m
• A Passion for Art Art is a crucial part of the learning process and benefits students across the globe in more ways than one. It builds essential skills and
• Heat and Rain
• Phillips Exeter Summer The sunlight shines on the grass,Dew outlining the field,Indicating a new day,Lit with students walking around campus,Groups laughing, talk
• On Being Human