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“VERITAS VISIT US ON THE WEB AT SUPER www.phillipian.net OMNIA” Volume CXXIX, Number 20 Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts October 27, 2006 Head of School TRUSTEES CONVENE Chase Prepares FOR ANNUAL For Trip to Asia FALL MEETING By ELINOR GARCIA-GARCIA Board Discusses Renova- tion Plans, Flexibility in A week from today, on No- Course Selections vember 3, Head of School Barbara Landis Chase will depart for Asia to meet with alumni and prospec- tive students on a trip that will last a little more than two weeks. By MADELEINE Mrs. Chase will be accom- O’CONNOR panied by her husband, Direc- tor of Stewardship David Chase, While on campus last week- President of the Board of Trustees end, the Board of Trustees decided Oscar Tang ’56, and Reverend to delay fundraising efforts for the Michael Ebner ’70, Director of renovation of Pearson Hall and ap- Alumni Affairs. proved plans to begin fundraising Phillips Academy has a large to renovate Commons, expand the international student body and an Addison Gallery and three small expanding international alumni dorms, and add turf to the football base. However, according to Rev. stadium. Ebner, PA has Last Thursday’s orientation not been very for new Trustees marked the start active in con- of Trustee Weekend, which lasted necting with through Sunday, October 22. The its students and Trustees voted to support a list of alumni in Asia. Strategic Initiatives designed to ex- Mrs. Chase said ecute Andover’s Strategic Plan. that “it was im- The Board allotted the adminis- Mrs. Chase tration $2 million to spend on Stra- M. Discenza/The Phillipian portant for her tegic Initiatives. These initiatives in- Head Tour Guide and School President Danny Silk ’07 gives a tour to a group of prospective students and their families. to get back out clude various in-term and summer there,” since her last trip to Asia programs geared towards academic was in 1998. acceleration and support, non sibi, According to Rev. Ebner, the and global citizenship, as well as purpose of the trip is to reconnect summer workshops for faculty. MARVIN BLUGH Following Crash, Community Warned Andover with the large and grow- Head of School Barbara Landis ing number of international Asian Chase said, “I’m really pleased that alumni as well as with parents of the trustees recognized the impor- RETURNS TO PA Against Using Unlicensed Taxi Services current and former students. tance of the initiatives and were not He expressed hope that the only willing but also eager to fund ing] was defi nitely in response to ing the Andover State Police the alumni will come to renew their these projects.” AFTER ACCIDENT By KATHERINE CHEN the accident. We had heard some right to arrest the company’s driv- connection with their alma mater The Board of Trustees’ Finan- things [about the companies] that ers if they come to campus. and learn more about Andover’s cial Resources Committee met with future. The incident involving Marvin were alarming, so we had to [take However, a recent development the Academy’s Offi ce of Academy The group will visit two of By CONOR McKINNON Blugh ’08 has awakened concern necessary measures]. It takes a in the police investigation has gen- Resources (OAR) and approved about the safety of students, fac- long time for them to put the po- erated some uncertainty about the PA’s partner schools in Beijing fundraising initiatives for various lice reports together. [But] based school’s response, as the autopsy and Shanghai and also begin to Marvin Blugh ’08 has returned ulty and administration alike, who projects. all use the local transportation ser- on what we knew at the time, we allegedly revealed that the driver develop relations with three other Although the plans are still in to campus after a “remarkable said, ‘That’s it.’” had gone into a diabetic shock. recovery,” according to an all- vices to go into Boston. On October 17, Rebecca Sykes, The administration has also A Bellmore’s Transporta- Continued on Page 6, Column 6 Continued on Page 7, Column 4 school email from Marlys Edwards, asked the owner of Bellmore’s tion dispatcher, who declined to Dean of Students and Residential Associate Head of School, sent a memorandum to the community Transportation to abstain from give his name, said, “[The driver] Life. soliciting business from Phillips was a diabetic and he had a minor Hanson Causbie ’08 echoed the strongly advising everyone to boy- cott Bellmore Transportation and Academy. Ms. Nunez noted that stroke while driving...He knew he general feeling on campus when he the company has not responded to was getting sick and had pulled Students Share Summer said, “It will be nice to have Marvin its affi liated companies, because Blugh’s driver was an employee of the Academy’s request. over. We had told him to ‘just pull back with us all.” Manager of Public Safety over,’ and we never got an answer. On October 13, Blugh was Bellmore’s Transportation. Experiences at ASM Director of Business Services Thomas Conlon said that the Acad- The Phillips student in the back injured in a serious car accident emy instated a “trespass ban,” giv- called his mother a few times... while traveling on I-93 into Boston. Maureen Nunez said, “[The warn- we told [the driver] to stop driving By BONNER CAMPBELL He was airlifted to Brigham and and get out on the side of the road. Women’s hospital in Boston, Mass. We were going to send someone The summer experiences of PA Rome to the beautiful Swiss Alps. After an eleven-day stay, he is now to pick them up. He tried to drive recovered and back on campus. students are as diverse as Andover The trip, like his fi rst semester again and just passed out at the students themselves, as demon- at Andover, started on a low note The accident occurred on wheel.” Friday evening as Blugh was riding strated by Wednesday’s All-School when he arrived at the wrong air- He continued, “Police halted Meeting. Several PA students spoke port. It took him six and a half in the passenger seat of a Bellmore investigation after the autopsy was Transportation car, traveling on the about their summer adventures, hours and $500 worth of phone performed and they determined which varied from exploration in calls to fi nd and meet up with his highway through Woburn, Mass. [that the driver] had gone into dia- at approximately 6:25 pm. He Europe to the excavation of ancient group. However, once it began, the betic shock...the state police...real- Mayan ruins in Latin America. trip was an “amazing experience” was planning to fl y out of Logan ized it was just a tragic accident. The fi rst speaker, Andrew that he will remember for the rest International Airport to return We’re not liable for anything.” Faulkner ’07, was last year’s recipi- of his life. home for the weekend. The Chief Medical Examiner ent of the Andrew Lorrant Fellow- Faulkner said that he was truly The State Police Public Affairs Offi ce in Boston was not autho- ship, an award that recognizes and able to appreciate European archi- Unit said in a statement that the car rized to release the results of the rewards an Upper who through tecture by coming from Alaska, was “in the breakdown lane…when autopsy. sheer determination and effort has where he described most of the [the driver] accelerated and moved When asked about past inci- “most demonstrated the greatest buildings as “small and new.” He into the fi rst travel lane, striking a dents, the dispatcher said, “Our re- desire to succeed.” felt that the fellowship allowed him 1999 Ford pickup truck…[he] then cord stands for itself. We’ve been Faulkner started off by talk- to bring together his loves for the drove the Mercury sedan back into overbooked for 20 years, and this ing about how hard it was for him outdoors and history. Faulkner told the breakdown lane, hitting the is the fi rst time something like to adjust to Andover from his na- one particularly humorous anec- R.Waldo/The Phillipian PA has become increasingly concerned with taxi companies’ this has ever happened. We know tive Alaska. His fi rst semester on dote that summed up his newfound campus did not go as planned, and cultural appreciation. After arriving Continued on Page 6, Column 1 records and student safety on the highways. Continued on Page 7, Column 1 his mid-term grades included one at a hostel and setting up his bed, he “fear of failure” and two “danger” returned after dinner to fi nd a na- grades. Since then, he has worked ked European man sprawled asleep hard to improve himself. on top of his belongings. Pranks Remain Valued Senior Tradition FCD Week Offers His fellowship allowed him to explore Europe from the ancient Continued on Page 6, Column 1 At Andover, Despite Repercussions Larger Seminars, pranksters’ heyday 30 years ago, tenure as dean, such as the Class of By STEVE BLACKMAN changing cultural attitudes and 2005’s giant beach ball during their Inside The Phillipian greater repercussions have limited fi nal All-School Meeting. Fewer Workshops students’ options. Last year’s prank – a dance Parents’ Weekend Preview Four Seniors sit around a table Student concerts and peren- deep in the basement of the Oliver The idea of the Senior prank party in the library – was generally has been around, it seems, for as well-received, though librarians By CORA LEWIS nial favorite Grasshopper Night Wendell Holmes promise to wow audiences this Library, talking long as Seniors have been eager did call PAPS after some Seniors to graduate.
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