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2021-22 Library Hours

The library is open for student and faculty use:

Mon – Thurs: 7:45 am – 10:00 pm
Fri: 7:45 am – 5:00 pm
Sat: CLOSED
Sun: 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm

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Mon – Thurs: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

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News literacy is an urgent and essential life skil

News literacy is an urgent and essential life skill for the 21st century. Librarians at @danahallschool and all over the world teach this vital skill so that our students grow to be wise and discerning consumers of information.
National #NewsLiteracyWeek, presented by the @newslitproject and @ewscrippsco is Jan. 24-28. Learn how to get involved at NewsLiteracyWeek.org.

#tbt to Harvard Law Professor Lani Guinier at her

#tbt to Harvard Law Professor Lani Guinier at her Wannamaker talk @DanaHallSchool in 2002. Also pictured is Assistant Head of School Joy Moore #Classof1977 on the left and a student from the Class of 2003 on the right. Lani Guinier, a legal scholar and social justice activist, died at the age of 71 in early January. She began teaching at the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1989 and then became the first woman of color to be granted tenure at Harvard Law School when she joined their faculty in 1998. Guinier was President Bill Clinton’s nominee for Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights in 1993, but the nomination was withdrawn after political pressure. Throughout her decades-long career, she remained a prominent voice as she wrote about new ways to think about voter rights, civil rights and democracy. #Classof2003 #Archives

#tbt to Archbishop Desmond Tutu meeting with the #

#tbt to Archbishop Desmond Tutu meeting with the #DanaHall Women of Color Club in 1995 after their successful book drive for schools in South Africa. Also pictured are the club’s advisor, English teacher Rachel Wood (second from left) and the founder of “Books for South Africa,” Salem State Professor Wayne Dudley (fifth from the left). Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a prominent activist and advocate for nonviolence in South Africa’s anti-apartheid movement, died in December at the age of 90. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 for his work in South Africa and will be remembered as a powerful speaker dedicated to peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. #Classof1995 #Classof1996 #Classof1997 #Classof1998 #Archives

Who’s ready for some snow tomorrow @DanaHallScho

Who’s ready for some snow tomorrow @DanaHallSchool? #tbt to four #DanaHall students making snow angels on a winter day in #2011. #archives

With gratitude and affection, the librarians and a

With gratitude and affection, the librarians and archivists once again bid goodbye to Liz Gray @lizgrayfoto, Library Director 1992-2014 and Interim Library Director since late August this year. In the mid-1990's Ms. Gray designed the Helen Temple Cooke Library, and furnished it with wonderful art for all to enjoy. We send her off with our best wishes in all her future endeavors. #HTCLibrary #fbf #archives #danahallschool #library #danahall

#tbt to the #Classof2009 minstrels performing in t

#tbt to the #Classof2009 minstrels performing in the #2007 Revels play @DanaHallSchool. In celebration of the #WinterSolstice, #DanaHall juniors stage the Revels play for the entire school community each winter season. We’re so excited to see the #Classof2023 perform their rendition tomorrow afternoon! The Dana Hall #Archives and the #HTCLibrary wish everyone a safe and wonderful winter break!

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