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Africa: with its potential for growth, the next India?
What is the first thing that comes to mind with the word “Africa”? Poverty? Political unrest? Corruption? Conflict? Human trafficking? Despotism? How …
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Wharton intruder remains unidentified
Late on the night of April 20, two reports were made to Public Safety of a suspicious male in Wharton dormitory. The first reported a stranger who tri…
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Peace Collection brings Rustin exhibit to McCabe
McCabe Library is currently displaying an exhibition on the life and work of renowned social activist Bayard Rustin. The exhibit is entitled “Bayard R…
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'One Million Bones' raises public awareness of genocide
Published April 26, 2012
Spearheaded by a group of students in this semester’s philosophy course “Human Rights and Atrocities,” a workshop focused on different perceptions of genocide will be held tomorrow in Kohlberg’s Scheu…
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Project shows corporate involvement in occupation
Published April 26, 2012
Students walking the path across the Science Center Lawn this week could not help but walk through a chain-link enclosure sprinkled with potted trees whose leaves intermingled with instantly-recogniza…
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Second annual Arts Weekend brings dance, art, music to forefront, generates higher turnout
Living & Arts
Cleansed explores inner trauma, outer darkness
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Game Change 2012: our stakes in the upcoming election
Sports
Baseball celebrates Senior Day with sweep of F&M
News
College releases five-year inventory on greenhouse emissions
The recent release of Swarthmore’s 2005-2010 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory constitutes a great stride for the college in improving its environmenta…
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Search for soph. class dean and IC director narrows
As the search for Swarthmore’s new Dean of the Sophomore Class approaches completion, there are now four finalists who faculty, staff and students hav…
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'Did You Know' questions faculty diversity at college
In the past months, the enigmatic “Did You Know?” group has taken to periodically posting information sheets in the McCabe bathroom stalls amongst oth…
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Is “Sustainable Development” a myth?
In the second to last event of “The Progress Paradox: Critical Perspectives on Development” (see right)…
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Diversity symposium held to discuss expanding inclusivity on campus
In light of several recent incidents that highlighted a degree of intolerance for diversity among some members of the Swarthmore community, a symposiu…
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Consent workshop brings collective to campus, increases party safety
Last Friday, two members of Philly Stands Up, a collective of individuals working to confront sexual assault with transformative justice in the Philad…
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- Students push to establish Greek life for women
- The unspoken violence in the college greek system
- SPJP to boycott Israel food company Sabra
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- Remembering the legacy of Alice Paul, women's rights
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