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	12/9/2008 - What do you get when you cross a lesson on Mendelian genetics with a popular child's toy? A lab full of colorful (and well, interesting) Mr. and Mrs. Potato Heads. Or so found Mr. Flinders' biology class who paired up, selected a variety of traits (eyes, noses, and other detachable appendages), and crossed a few Mesdames et Messieurs Potato to see what their offspring woul...   View
	12/8/2008 - Yesterday, Holderness students and faculty hosted several children from the Bridge House in holiday activities including: making Christmas cards, creating picture ornaments, and decorating gingerbread cookies. Students and children alike enjoyed their time together, preparing for the holiday while enjoying snacks, music, and each other's company. Special thanks to Ms. Niel...   View
	12/8/2008 - Reverend and former Head of School Pete Woodward was on hand in Chapel this morning to help us celebrate the Eucharist service. In the context of several warm and humorous stories, Reverend Woodward spoke today about the joy and sense of perspective that comes from knowing that there is a God and that He loves us. Above, two giants - Dr. Overaker and Rev. Woodward - pose f...   View
	12/6/2008 - In response to a call from coaches Day and Moses (and the fact that the girls JV hockey's game was canceled), a bunch of faculty came out late Friday afternoon to face the Girls JV Superstars in an exciting match. The good news? Everyone had a great time... and nobody got hurt. Here's the group getting ready to take the ice....   View
	12/5/2008 - Understanding and preserving one's history is important to any organization, particularly as it works to plan its future. The Holderness archives are overseen by Judith Solberg and were renovated completely this past summer to include an enclosed storage facility and reading room. Holderness has a rich history, which can now be more easily shared with our students, faculty...   View
	12/4/2008 - It's always great to see alums back on campus. Gretchen Hyslip '08 and Haley Willich '08 joined other fans to cheer on the boys JV hockey team as they took on Berlin yesterday. A cold game, but full of warmth and friendship... and a great win for Holderness. Above, Dylan Zimmermann '10, Jake Manoukian '09, Allison Robbins '09, Gretchen, and Haley....   View
	12/3/2008 - We woke up to a beautiful New England morning. The air is crisp and clear, and there's a tangible excitement in the air around the upcoming holiday season, as well as the snow on the ground. Above, students hurry past Webster and Niles on their way to class....   View
	12/2/2008 - "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit." (Aristotle) "Competition/exams should be a celebration but they can only be a celebration if we prepare." (Al Oerter) These two quotes framed my talk at this morning's assembly, as I asked students to be mindful of upcoming exams and make the most of the next couple weeks to both prepare and celeb...   View
	12/1/2008 - This morning our faculty came together for an in service day to discuss issues including budget/finances, confidentiality, our daily and annual schedule, homophobia/heterosexism, advising, and Special Programs. We meet periodically throughout the year to discuss important issues affecting our students and our program. Above, Dean of Faculty introduces a discussion about th...   View
	11/25/2008 - It's almost Thanksgiving, and Holderness got its first real share of snow last night. The plows have been out this morning, carving paths through the slush, and we look forward to the snowy winter season coming up. Happy Thanksgiving! Stay warm and dry, and we'll see you soon....   View