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Top-selling Author James Patterson entertains in Auditorium
Patterson, who has sold more books than any other author and has had 19 consecutive #1 New York Times bestselling novels, told students to persevere with their writing.
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70 Staff and Faculty Celebrate Five-year Anniversaries
On April 26, in a special Auditorium program, students, faculty, and staff saluted all of the Hotchkiss employees who marked a five-anniversary. This year there were 70 celebrants. The faculty and staff members celebrating 25 years were presented with a Hotchkiss lamp.
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Henry Ross '09 heads to Asia
Richard Davis, co-head of the classical and modern languages department, shared this news from Luce Fellow Henry Ross '09.
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Hotchkiss Ensembles perform ambitious program for May 24 Crandall Concert
The Hotchkiss Orchestra and the school jazz ensemble, Right Brain Logic, will showcase their formidable talent as ensembles in The 2013 Crandall Concert this Friday, May 24 at 6:30 p.m. in Katherine M. Elfers Hall, Esther Eastman Music Center. The concert is free and all are welcome to attend in support of these young musicians, many of whom are graduating seniors.
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Save the Dates for our Fall 2013 College Nights
We have scheduled our fall dates: October 2, 9, and 16. Please watch the calendar closer to the event. We'll be adding colleges who plan to be at Hotchkiss on each of these dates.
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Tea with Strobe Talbott '64, an interview by Business Standard
As Brookings Institution President Strobe Talbott '64 prepares to launch a Brookings office in India, he is interviewed by Kanika Datta, a reporter for Business Standard, India's leading business daily newspaper. Read Engaging India, again.
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Track records two top-four finishes at New Englands
The boys and girls track teams both posted their best finishes at New Englands in four years, with the girls finishing second and the boys finishing fourth.
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Girls tennis wins New Englands; boys finish second
For the fourth time in five years, the girls varsity tennis team has captured the New England championship.
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A Teacher Shares His Longtime Dream
Keith Moon began his recent faculty colloquium presentation by giving thanks to the alumni who made his trip to Cuba possible: Fay Vincent '56 and Dan Lufkin '49. Read about the experience Mr. Moon shared, both at Hotchkiss and at a local retirement community.
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2013 Thompson Cup brings together Hotchkiss, HVRHS
On a blustery Monday afternoon, 13 boys from Housatonic Valley Regional High School and Hotchkiss gathered to compete for the honor of having their names engraved on the Thompson Memorial Golf Cup.
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Meet Corky Hamill '32, P'56
Meet our most "senior" alumnus
at 99 years young!
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Alumni aim for Ultimate Frisbee titles
Four Hotchkiss alumni have their teams competing for national championships in Ultimate Frisbee this weekend.
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Athlete of the Week: Brigitte Desnoes '13, Girls Varsity Tennis
Click the story title to view a video interview with Brigitte Desnoes '13, selected as the latest Athlete of the Week for her play on the girls varsity tennis team.
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Sailing finishes third at fleet nationals
The varsity sailing team finished third at the high school national fleet racing championships, the best result for the program in more than 20 years.
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Girls track wins Founders; boys finish second
The Hotchkiss track team enjoyed a tremendously successful day at the Founders League championships on May 11, with the girls winning the league title and the boys finishing second.
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Girls tennis wins Kent Invitational
The girls varsity tennis team captured its second straight Kent Invitational Tournament title with a performance remarkably similar to last year’s run.
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Stephen Bolmer, faculty member from 1947-1991, has passed away
Dean of Faculty Kevin Hicks has written to to convey the sad news that Stephen Bolmer, father of Instructor in Mathematics David Bolmer '73 and Michael Bolmer '72, passed away in his sleep on Saturday night at Sharon Hospital. He was a member of the faculty from 1947 to 1991, when he retired and moved to Salisbury with his wife, Peggy. They were married almost 63 years. There will be a service at St. John's Church in Salisbury this Saturday morning, May 18, at 11:00 a.m. Please join us in celebrating the life and contributions of one of the School's iconic teachers, and in offering condolences to our colleague and his family in their time of bereavement.
