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A student-led personal interview with the first Japanese student to attend Episcopal, Takane Kuki.

This is a poem in the Daemon from 1969. It is about arbitrary things that occur in America.

A satirical recreation of the Declaration of Independence. It means to highlight the behind the scenes objects, ideas, and realities that every American pledges their allegiance to.

A satirical recreation of the Declaration of Independence. It means to highlight the behind the scenes objects, ideas, and realities that every American pledges their allegiance to.

This article from Staunton, VA's The News Leader reports on the inception of integration of Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA for the 1968-69 session.

A poem published in the Daemon talking about racial divisions as well as American pride.

Headmaster Hoxton writes letter to the parents and students announcing the integration of EHS.

Student poem published in the Daemon literary magazine in 1969 about social injustice.

The Chronicle hosts an interview with the director of admissions and head of the "Old Boy's Association" to discuss Episcopal's favoring of children of alumni in the admissions process.