To the innocent observer, Greenfield College appears to be a rather unassuming school, lacking in a great many of the facilities which its more affluent counterparts advertise vigorously. The observer could also be forgiven for being perplexed by the pride and enthusiasm the schools, staff and administration feel toward the institution, and by the fondness its alumni exhibit toward the school.

To truly understand Greenfield College, our observer would have to know its past history, and a rich one it has been. Founded in 1963, the institution represented the epitome of avante garde, with its student-centric approach setting it apart from its peers.

By Richard Hall