• Orientation
  When summer ends, the fun begins.

• News Briefs
  Communications office welcomes new director of public information, Tana Sherman; Peabody awarded federal operating grant; Admission office relocates to Cooley House; Sizers publish book on schools and morality; OAR wins CASE award for fund raising efforts
  
  
• Alumni News
  Regional associations - Andover/Abbot Association of the National Capital Region; Andover/Abbot Association of Portland

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• What's Up?: Pursuing Magic
  Andover's summer Institute for Recruitment of Teachers is now in its 10th summer. Founding director Kelly Wise talks about the process of grooming over 400 talented minority collegians for graduate school.
  
  
• Rediscovering a Heritage of Art
  A touring Addison Gallery exhibition, To Conserve A Legacy, exposes previously hidden art treasures.
  
  
• The Andover-Pecos Repatriation
  Helping the Native American people of New Mexico's Pueblo of Jemez rebury their dead, the Robert S. Peabody Museum of Archaeology transforms a legal obligation into a promising partnership between communities.
  
  
• News Briefs
  The Andover Review showcases seniors' scholarly writing; Alumna, Dara Donohue, to head Office of Alumni Affairs; All-school symposium on gender issues celebrates 25 years of coeducation; Nobel Prize winning scientist James Watson visits Andover through Palitz Lectureship; Sharon Britton selected to direct Andover's Office of Communications; The Corporation for National Service has named Phillips Academy one of four National Service-Learning Leader Schools in Massachusetts.
  
  
• Alumni News
  Spring alumni fellows; Alumni Council reports on 1998-99 focus ; Second annual Friends of Andover Athletics dinner held in May; REGIONAL ASSOCIATION NEWS
  

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• What's Up?: It's About Connecting
  Secretary of the Academy Peter Ramsey talks about Campaign Andover
  
  
• Speaking Out for Freedom
  Hafsat Abiola '92 extends a family legacy passed on by her late father, once the democratically elected president of Nigeria, and her mother, the victim of a political assassination.
  
  
• Languages Go Online
  Phillips Academy's new Language Learning Center
  
  
• Gender Matters
  A pair of Visiting Alumni Fellows share their well-informed opinions on gender issues.
  
  
• Retirements '99
  Three longtime Andover faculty members say goodbye this spring.
  
  
• A Restless Intellect: Thomas T. Lyons
  
  
• Eye, Hand and Mind: Gerald Shertzer
  
  
• A Man for All Seasons: Joseph B. Wennik '52
  
  
  
• News Briefs
  IRT receives first endowment gift; Federal court judge upholds academy decision in student dismissal;
  
  
• Alumni News
  Career Mentor program gets good grades; Alumni Council Executive Committee focuses on action at winter meeting; Friends of Athletics announce advisory board; A club brews in Portland: PA in the Pacific Northwest
  
  

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• Adam Weinberg Appointed New Director of the Addison Gallery
  
  
• What's Up?: Celebrating Coeducation
  Head of School Barbara Landis Chase sets the tone for PA's year of celebrating the 25th anniversary of coeducation at Andover.
  
  
• Ted Sizer: A Vision for Education
  The 1999 Fuess Award recipient is the architect of coeducation at Andover and, by some accounts, the nation's most famous educational reformer.
  
  
• Reflections on the Merger
  Longtime faculty members reflect on Abbot and Andover, before, during and after the marriage of the two schools a quarter-century ago.
  
  
• They Didn't Have Enough
  Alumni affairs head Joe Wennik '52, athletics director during the merger, talks about the challenges of making coeducation work on the fields and courts.
  
  
• The Abbot Academy Association Marks Its 25th Anniversary
  Abbot's name and its unique educational spirit live on through grants from its endowment income.
  
  
• 1998 and the Strategic Plan
  Acting chief financial officer Susan Garth Stott gives an overview of Phillips Academy's financial situation.
  
  
• A Few Lucky Breaks
  From his first "small idea," world-renowned abstract impressionist Frank Stella '54 seemed destined for success.
  
  
• Cochran Chapel: The Same, Only Better
  Cochran Chapel, to many the spiritual core of the Phillips Academy campus, finds new life through the hands of skilled craftsmen and the heart of David M. Underwood '54.
  
  
• On the Road with Barbara and David Chase
  The head of school and her spouse visit Andover people and programs in Hong Kong, Beijing and Harbin.
  
  
• A Dyed-in-the-Wool Career
  Trustee Brot Bishop '45 probably manufactured something that's hanging right in your closet.
  
  
  

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