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[edit] Course Pages

Exeter course pages are for the most part only available through their classes server to students. But a listing of the nearly 500 offered courses is availbale here.

[edit] Organizations and Clubs

[edit] Guides

[edit] Moving to Exeter

[edit] 30 Cool Things That Happen at Exeter and Few Other Places

1. Bridge jump
2. International Brunch/Jazz Brunch
3. Lobster Dinner
4. Upper Supper
5. Faculty Assembly
6. Falafel Ball
7. Exeter/Andover
8. Smoke cigars at graduation
9. Dorm Diving
10. Abbot Casino Night
11. FishFest
12. Eat at Grill
13. Stroll down the parkway at night
14. Be in the Spring Dance concert
15. Go to Meditation
16. Get 5's/6's
17. Midnight scream
18. Go to Dunkin Donuts
19. Dorm teas
20. Prep Spaz
21. Dorm teas
22. a Capella angeling
23. Take the train to boston
24. Meet political candidates
25. Go tray sledding
26. Dunbar Dance
27. First Snow
28. Senior night
29. dick a class
30. Make friends with your dorm faculty

[edit] Collaborate

[edit] Campus

Theater

Museums

Religious Life

Lost & Found

[edit] Town

Exeter is located in Exeter, New Hampshire (suprise)

News

Parking

Haircuts, Barbers and Salons

Transportation

Supermarkets and Food Shops

Laundry and Dry Cleaning

Town of Exeter

• Town of Exeter website

[edit] Food and Drink

Takeout menus

Restaurants That Deliver

Vegetarian

[edit] Residential Housing

Exeter dorms are generaly classified as either North Side or South Side based on which side of Elm St. They are on.

North Side:

Main St
Ewald
Wheelwright
Langdell
Merrill
Lamont
Abbot
Soule
Peabody
Gould

South Side:

McConnel
Amen
Dunbar
Bancroft
Wentworth
Cilley
Kirtland
Dow

Dorm Rooms-  All exeter rooms are doubles or singles. A few dorms have walk through or two-room doubles.  

Best for Parties- What parties? This is highschool. Elm Street Dining Hall cleared out makes for one of the better dance venues on campus. 

Best Views

Biggest

Smallest

Best for Quiet Study-

[edit] Content Produced by Exeter People

[edit] Books

• Dan Brown.
  
• John Irving
  

[edit] Blogs

[edit] Podcasts

[edit] Music

[edit] Art

[edit] Film/Video

[edit] Academic Papers

[edit] Tips and Advice for

[edit] Frosh

• Pack warm clothes. Lots of them.
  
• Make sure you take and submit language or math placement tests
  
• Take something fun or new (Printmaking 1?) every term. AP Bio will still be there your senior year.
  

[edit] Seniors

• If you haven't already, spend a term off campus.
  
• If you've got a particular passion, turn it into a senior project.
  
• Go to all senior week events. All of them. Bring your yearbook.
  
• Quick! Bond with the underclassmen in your dorm
  
• Say thank you to everyone who made your Exeter experience special. Especially if that person write
  

[edit] Jr. Faculty

[edit] Staff

[edit] Alumni

[edit] Best Of

Best Study Spots

# Class of 1954 Library
# Enforced lowerclassmen study hours
# Either dining hall during non-peak hours
# the computer science lab

Best First Date Places

Best Out of the Way Date Places

Best Student Jobs

• Library Jobs
• Computer Lab Proctors

Best Sleeping/Napping on Campus

Best CAs

Best Bathrooms

Best Places to Park

Best Classes

[edit] Worst Of

Bathrooms

[edit] Alumni

• Exeter Alumni - an online community for Exeter Alumni

[edit] History

Phillips Exeter Academy was founded in 1781 by Dr. John Phillips, a graduate of Harvard and resident of Exeter. Exeter continues to affirm the intent of John Phillips to link goodness with knowledge, developing the consciences and training the minds of students so that they may usefully serve society.

A gift from philanthropist Edward S. Harkness in 1930 established a method of teaching unique to Exeter and central to its teaching philosophy. The Harkness plan calls for an oval table in each classroom, with class size averaging 12 students and ample opportunity for dialogue.