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Students leave the college under suspicions of drug use

Over the course of the past few weeks, the college administration’s investigations into alleged drug activity have resulted in three Swarthmore students taking sudden leaves of absence. According to a written statement released to The Phoenix by Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Garikai Campbell ‘90, this began when "substances believed to be drugs were found in a dorm room on campus and turned over to the Dean’s Office."

Following an investigation into the situation, the Dean’s Office d…

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