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Students take charge and reverse retro-activism
Starting tomorrow, the Board of Managers will be meeting for two days to decide whether to adopt the budget cuts proposed by the Ad Hoc Financial Plan…
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SFAP voices concerns about financial aid cuts
**Earlier this week, members from the Student Advisory Panel drafted a letter to the Ad Hoc Financial Planning Group and the Board of Managers that vo…
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College Rhodes scholar to study migration, refugees
Mark Dlugash ’08 was recently named a Rhodes Scholar. Thirty-two Americans were awarded the scholarship for two years of study at the University of Ox…
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Program supports Asian-American high school students
Published December 3, 2009
Students from Swarthmore Asian Organization, in cooperation with Deshi and Han, brought 40 high school students from low-income Philadelphia families to Swarthmore two weeks ago for College Day, an ev…
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Earthlust organizes a campus rolling fast
Published December 3, 2009
On Nov. 17, Camille Robertson ’13 began a 48-hour fast. She was the first person on campus to fast and, like others here and around the world, is participating in conjunction with the Climate Justice …
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Week in pictures
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Cami’s top film picks for the winter holidays
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Op-Art by Carey Pietsch
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Women squeak by McDaniel
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Good Times 4 Good Food
The Sustinability Committee and Good Food are hosting Good Times 4 Good Food tonight in Philadelphia to raise money for G…
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Alum wins Mitchell Scholarship for Ireland study
Calling through a 12-hour time zone difference in Vietnam, recent George J. Mitchell Scholarship winner Yongjun Heo ’09 explained how thankful he is f…
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Symposium to bring new direction to sustainability
Many environmental activists, from Earthlust members to Al Gore, approach issues of climate change from an intellectual perspective. They cite figures…
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Crum Woods deer cull approved for winter break
After several postponements, the Pennsylvania Game Commission has given Swarthmore College permission to proceed with its deer cull in Crum Woods. As …
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Gratitude Week parlor party
Speak 2 Swatties is hosting a Nickelodeon-themed parlor party as a part of Gratitude Week. It will be from 8 to 11 p…
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StuCo Highlights
Seminar breaks
Seminars lasting three hours or more traditionally have a break halfway through class. Students are often asked to provide snacks for t…
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