When the campus is crawling with hundreds of teenagers, this site brings you everyday realities. Why stop, just because they're gone? Farr Cottage, a school-owned faculty residence on the west boundary of our village property, is being renovated in anticipation of new occupancy.
Just to the north, our intrepid kitchen crew is preparing lunch for Gordon Research conferees.
Barbara, who is miffed that I'm taking her picture, and Nate prove they're wrap stars.
Just to the east, on the bottom floor of the Learning Center, Seth Currier oversees a table laden with electrical and technological hardware, which looks--to the uninformed--like junk.
Upstairs in the Proctor Block, web guru Kim Hurlbutt huddles with Kathy Noble on upgrades to the athletics site.
In front of the Meeting House, visiting developmental biologists take a break for caffeine and sugar.
In the Wise Center, two conferees pour over an easel display entitled, A dual function for Dishevelled in morphogenesis and planar polarization of motile cilia.
