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PURPOSE Reverend Canon Stephen B. Swann was more than ESD’s founding rector and headmaster. He was the bus driver. The camp counselor. The man who would unclip his priest collar and toss a leather football in the parking lot during carpool. He was the boss who would drive to your house and knock on your door when your dog died. The headmaster whose office always had a fireplace running, an opendoor-policy and a group of kids doing homework on the floor. The Enchanted Rock trip leader with a fear of heights, who rock climbed anyways, never asking you to do something he wouldn’t do himself. But before all that, he was the 29-year-old priest with eight seventh graders, a two-year lease on a couple classrooms in the St. Michaels Episcopal church’s basement and a vision.
Eagle Edition • Episcopal School of Dallas • Sept. 28, 2018 • Vol. 36 • Issue 1
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Debate continues to surround NFL players who choose to kneel
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As representation in Hollywood grows, studios see increase in profit
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