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H1N1 cases now prevalent on campus

Chemistry professor Bob Paley hasn’t given a make-up exam in his 20 years at Swarthmore. But when two of his students came down with influenza-like illnesses, or ILI, this week, he was forced to make an exception.

H1N1 — commonly known as swine flu — has officially reached Swarthmore College. The first case was confirmed the week before fall break, and since then over two percent of the student body has visited the health center with a case of suspected or confirmed swine flu. So far, though, …

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