An MSNBC editorial about the roles of money, scouting and player development in this year's playoffs cites Josh Byrnes '92 (GM for the Arizona Diamondbacks) and Ron Shapiro '64 (former agent for Cal Ripken Jr.).
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At a time of conflict and divide, the College is working to bring students, faculty, and staff together to support one another and engage these important issues through peaceful and constructive dialogue.
As Election Day nears, Fords embrace their role as a critical voting bloc.
The Ghosts of History, on view through Dec. 14, explores the conflicting narratives surrounding the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq and its aftermath.
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During his summer internship at the American Museum of Natural History, Haverford senior Johnson searched for signs of life from a bygone geologic era. -
Byrnes goes from Haverford, to MLB office intern, to Arizona Diamondbacks GM, all the way to the National League Championship Series. -
Haverford alum, Jennie Grant, takes on Seattle City Council in her quest for equal rights for her pet goats.
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The Haverford alumnus, who will be coming to campus Nov. 9-10 for Alumni Year in the Arts' "Haverford in Hollywood" event, reflects on his newfound fame, discusses the challenges of acting in Korean, and ponders the struggle to find quality roles for Asian American actors.
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In <em>U.S. News and World Report</em>, Dean Lord discusses the best ways for college applicants to present themselves to admissions committees.
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On a steamy October Saturday that felt more like August, Haverford College inaugurated the presidency of Stephen G. Emerson '74. -
Elizabeth Rommer '07 will spend the next year as agency relations director for the Morris Township, NJ based Volunteer Management Centers.
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"Centers of Learning, Discovery and Renewal" highlighted student research from each of Haverford's three interdisciplinary academic centers. -
The Dave Matthews Band guitarist performed on Founders Green last Saturday. We've got a video clip and links for more information about the artist. -
"Justice for My People," for which Professor Maria McMath served as associate producer, tells the remarkable life story of Mexican-American civil rights activist Hector P. Garcia. -
Haverford College has one of the most diverse faculties of any top-tier college or university—including many Ivy League schools—in the country, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education
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Haverford Biology professor wins prestigious NIH grant for a collaborative project with students focusing on the "Sonic Hedgehog" gene's role in visual systems.
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Haverford's Lacrosse team understands the meaning of sportsmanship.
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Bibhav Acharya '06 tells his story of providing medical services in rural Nepal, a sojourn which began with our Center for Peace & Global Citizenship.
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