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March 27, 2008
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Contest to be mascot attracts seven potential phoenixes
A competition will be held this weekend to choose the first students to become Swarthmore’s new official mascot. The public event will be held this Saturday at 7 p.m. on the main stage of LPAC.
Table of contents
News
- Elhai wins Thomas J. Watson fellowship for cross-cultural vocal study; Mittleman, Morales also receive awards
- Alumni connect with students
- Sager fund turns 20 with ‘Boundaries of Queer’
- APIA month celebrates diversity of Asian identities
- According to Laszlo, good business is green business
- Oster on empowerment of women’s rights in India
- PA may ban gay marriage
- Dalai Lama to visit U. Mich
- Police use ‘Facebook’ event to arrest for underage drinking
Living & Arts
- The death of cinema?
- Cartoon
- Yo La Tengo to head Worthstock
- Celebrating 20 years of queer discussion
- Sex symbols through the ages
- Recycled runway
- Gao Xinjian’s play ‘The Other Shore’ opens
- Ignorance finally gets the better of our protagonist
- Getting down to ‘The Wire’: the final season of HBO’s hit drama
- Indie band White Rabbits gets Olde Club hoppin’
- Curation of Frida Kahlo exhibit fails to live up to expectations
- Woes of post-Spring Break … in list form
- List Gallery exhibit offers news perspectives on art
- Editor’s picks
Opinions
- Op-art
- Industrial farming deleterious
- WWOR at Swat
- Transcending race in the United States
- Free Tibet, boycott the Olympics
- Advisors play a crucial role
Sports
- Stat prof Wang shares unique perspective on managers
- Men’s lax suffers first defeats of season
- Women’s tennis battles ranked Hopkins
- Swat golf gets it going
- Men’s tennis splits pair
- Major League dreams, bush league swing
- Swat hosts, plays impressively at badminton Nationals


