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Yoel confronts a paradox of progressivism abroad
When emerging from beneath the progressive security blanket of Swarthmore College, even fairly minor changes in the level of religious, sexual and cul…
Finding the beauty of the Paces underworld
I c u whinin’ an’ grindin’ up on that flo’. I no u c me lookin’ at u and u already no: I wanna luv u. U already no, I wanna luv u. U already noooo, gi…
Turning food into an opportunity to educate
Since 2005, the Village Education Project, or VEP, has supported youth from three rural villages outside of Otavalo, Ecuador in their pursuit of a hig…
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BY MAKI SOMOSOT and MEGHAN AUKER-BECKER
Published November 19, 2009
This winter, conquer cold weather with color
It’s mid-November, and stores all over America are putting up Christmas decorations. Starbucks has its signature winter lattes available again, and we…
For Muggles only: Quidditch in the college world
It may seem like the inability of the average student to perform magic could provide an obstacle for those hoping to play Quidditch, but since the fou…
Motion and moonwalk await in Saturday concert
With a talented group of original members and 15 “newbies,” Rhythm N’ Motion’s upcoming concert on Saturday, Nov. 14 will be a high-energy mixture of …
Conquering Mondays through classical music
As classical music stations gradually fade into static and schools struggle to fund their music programs, have we found ourselves fighting to nourish …
Testing Facebook’s promotional potential for theater
Viral videos and social networking sites have been advertising destinations for years. Multi-million dollar international corporations have tried to c…
Meet, share and explore at International Week '09
i20, the international students’ organization at Swarthmore, is currently running International Week. The aim of this week is to raise awareness of th…
In bed, beware: You can’t always trust intuition
Last week I gave you a list of sexual ‘Dos,’ and far be it for me to know whether anyone is either daring or naïve enough to take my advice (or read m…
Decades of history in a month? It’s an ‘Outrage’
Alex’s picks: TV shows to catch up on during Break
Evil monster hordes held back for one more year
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- In bed, beware: You can’t always trust intuition
- Legalize medical marijuana
- Sri Lankan novelist tells a story of the civil war
- On Federer fanfare: Overcoming the 'bad guy' stigma
- Eight students arrested in Phila. Blue Cross sit-in
- Swat Style Snapshot
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- Reinventing the essence of childhood rumpus
- Trio Ivoire plays music with transcontinental keys
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- Swat Style Snapshot: Alex Anderson '13
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