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ARTSNumber of productionsmounted each year: 10Sample of plays presented inrecent years:• Broadway’s A Chorus Line• Hecuba by Euripides• To Kill a Mockingbird byHarper Lee• Shakespeare’s The Tempest• No Mother to Guide Her byAnthony Forsythe• Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov• Broadway’s Seussical theMusical• Rosencrantz and GuildensternAre Dead by Tom StoppardNumber of students inorchestra: 110Singing groups on campus:• Glee Club• Chamber Singers• Chapel Choir• Gospel Choir• The Miltones (all-malea capella)• Octet (all-female a capella)• Epic (all-female a capella)• Three for Each of Us (coeda capella)COMMUNITY SERVICENumber of service sites Miltonworks with: 29 sites in GreaterBostonNumber of students involved:250 students volunteer weeklyor monthlyNumber of Special Olympicstournaments hosted on campuseach year: 3 (soccer, basketball,track and fi eld)Sample of communityservice sites:• Greater Boston Food Bank• Mujeres Unidas (ESL tutoringfor women)• Boston Partners (tutoringin Boston public elementaryschools)• Massachusetts HospitalSchool (for mentally andphysically disabled youth)• Rosie’s Place (shelter forwomen and children)• working with Sidewalk Sam(a mural artist focused on citybeautifi cation)• Boston Home (residence foradults with multiple sclerosis)28 Milton Magazine
ATHLETICSSports offered:• Fall —Cross Country, FieldHockey, Football, Soccer• Winter—Alpine Skiing,Basketball, Ice Hockey,Squash, Swimming & Diving,Volleyball, Wrestling• Spring—Baseball, Golf,Lacrosse, Sailing, Softball,Tennis, Track• Intramural—OutdoorProgram, Pilates, Soccer,Squash, Strength &Conditioning, Tennis, UltimateFrisbee, YogaNumber of athletic buildings: 4Number of fields: 12Number of tennis courts:13 outdoor, 4 indoorISL Member Schools:Belmont HillBrooksBuckingham Brown & NicholsGovernor’s AcademyGrotonLawrence AcademyMiddlesexNoble & GreenoughRiversRoxbury LatinSaint George’sSaint Mark’sSaint Paul’sSaint Sebastian’sThayerRecent championships:In recent years, Milton teamshave achieved 28 undefeatedseasons, won 13 New Englandchampionships, 21 leaguechampionships, and onenational championship.Recent championship teamsinclude boys’ and girls’ skiing,volleyball, fi eld hockey, girls’soccer, baseball, boys’ and girls’tennis, and coed sailing.Milton Magazine 29
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Page 9 and 10: Other cultural critics weigh inMilt
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Page 15 and 16: Elaine Apthorp ’75: since 1999—
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Page 43 and 44: CoxKellnerScienceCenterHead ofSchoo
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Page 47 and 48: Commencement 2008Commencement Speak
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Page 57 and 58: Dame Glennie began her campus visit
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Page 65 and 66: Jake Hooker ’91 Wins 2008 Pulitze
Page 67 and 68: Keyes Seminar DayStimulating ideas
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Page 71 and 72: Alumni AuthorsRecently published wo
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Page 75 and 76: The Majesty ofYour LovingOlivia Ame
Page 77 and 78: Retiring in 2008Marilyn D’Alessan
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Mark StanekMiddle School Principal
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Class Notes1933Francis Harrington B
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Class of 1958, front row (L to R):
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Class of 1993, front row (L to R):
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Andy Mittleman ’04 and Stephanie
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