Daisy Yuhas is the Gazette's Arts Editor. She has served in the position since the 2006-2007 school year. She was abroad during the Fall, 2007 semester.

History with the Gazette

• 2006-Present: Arts Editor
• 2005-Present: Staff Reporter

Contributions to the Gazette

• Weekend Roundup: Rites of Spring
• Review: Scott Amphitheater: In "Arcadia" Ego
• Terpsichore and Rhythm-N-Motion performances this week
• Weekend Roundup: Last week of classes...
• Bone Marrow Donor Registry drive on campus today
• Ride the Tide brings three hundred 'specs on campus
• Weekend Roundup: Finally, a warm weekend!
• First "Mr. Swarthmore" competition a success
• Weekend Roundup: Parents, fishbowls, cherry blossoms
• Weekend Roundup: Art Garfunkel, chocolate, and All's Well
• College Corner: Artist and professor Randall Exon
• What is the history of Krunkfest?
• "Wedekind's "Spring Awakening" given new life by Franzen's translation and Stevens' direction"
• Olde Club gets a video recorder
• Weekend Roundup: why you only *think* you're screwed this weekend
• Richard Meyers on Contemporary Art's implications for art history
• Sharples begins to publicize organic cereals and food without transfats
• "A Scandal in Bohemia": Excerpts from an original opera about a master sleuth
• Weekend Roundup: Dance, opera, love and a new year
• Planet Formation Colloquium: Questions and Possibilities
• "Nitty Gritty" Lecture: The Creative Process of Translation
• Faculty Dance Concert fuses text, music, and movement
• Weekend Roundup: art, music, performance this weekend
• Housing Crunch leads to conversion of lounge space into housing
• Weekend Roundup: Philadelphia celebrates all things Tut...
• "Arcadia" in the amphitheater: Stoppard's popular play comes to Swat
• Johnson's Cabinet: a quirky, curious exploration of collage
• Weekend roundup
• A capella group Stick and Stones to disband
• Performance Art comes to the Kitao
• Weekend roundup
• The fall student dance concert: A reflection on the value of dance
• Weekend roundup
• Child labor activist stresses importance of education
• Weekend Roundup
• Paces Café creates a whole new image
• Bill Freeland offers a retrospective lecture to open his "Seasons Traversed"
• Weekend roundup
• A glance at Swarthmore's Quaker roots
• Prof. Nora Johnson on melodrama, Shakespeare, and Edwin Booth
• Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple" comes to Swat
• Mixed Company's first performance of the year set for tomorrow night
• Weekend Roundup: Naked at the Art Museum, Cirque du Soleil, and more
• Weekend roundup
• "Marie Antoinette": Coppola's vision of queens-gone-wild
• "What the Eye Doesn't See" Ron Tarver at the List Gallery
• Weekend roundup
• C.S. Lewis' "Screwtape" comes to stage and to Swarthmore
• Weekend roundup
• Weekend Roundup
• Weekend Roundup: Let's go to the movies...
• Kitao Gallery showcasing summer work by Swatties
• Muy Senores Mios look beyond tango
• Weekend Roundup: Last call for the Finge and Restaurant draws to a close...
• Swat alum Hauze to direct orchestra
• Weekend roundup
• Funny woman Wanda Sykes to invade campus
• Haverford gallery includes work from Swarthmore's collection
• Weekend Roundup: Laughs and culture abound this weekend
• Figure painter Michael Ananian at List
• Weekend Roundup: Spring break at last!
• Edward Albee's "The Zoo Story" explores the balance of human interaction
• Katia Lom senior exhibition opens
• Shakespeare in the Fragrance Garden: Much ado About something
• Orchestra 2001 and the debut of "Rossetti Songs" performed by Tamara Ryan
• APA Cultural Show: A celebration of heritage and talent
• Is a Swatmail update coming?
• Dima Quartet Recital promises an "emotional rollercoaster"
• Four candidates being considered as search for new dean continues
• Colin Palmer performing in senior recital
• Earthlust proposes the increased use of renewable energy
• The Japanese tea ceremony: a unique art form
• An elephant headed god, a hopeful grandmother, and a little boy from Texas
• A whole new kind of Barbie world at the Kitao Gallery
• Transformation of Queer activism central to this year's Sager Symposium
• Weekend Roundup: Sager Symposium, Bach's birthday, Walk for Water, and more...
• Ask the Gazette: Are freshman assigned to dorms based on the dorm's individual "culture"?
• William Plumer Potter Fiction prize awarded to McIlraith, Crampton, Baldwin
• Weekend Roundup: Peace, Fools, and a trip through the Old City
• Richard Eldridge on "The Ends of Literary Narrative"
• Donizetti's "Elixir" resonates in Lang Music Building
• Night of Scenes offers wit and whimsy
• Award winning playwright Adriano Shaplin to teach playwriting workshop
• Long awaited "Harry Potter" bewitches
• Kitao Gallery "Portrait Show" opens
• "We So Are Them" premiering this weekend
• Lecture on "Bartlett's Familiar Shakespeare: The Pleasures and Pitfalls of Quotation"
• Save the Arctic movement finds support at Swat
• Mailbox frustrations end as repairs are done
• Housing lottery roundup: seniors
• Weekend Roundup: Skating, Stars, and Reservations
• Weekend Roundup: First Friday, Groundhogs, Superbowl
• The History of Screw
• Weekend Roundup: Showtime
• Faculty, Friends Dance Concert: Storytelling and Daydreams
• Exploration of the Voice with Jean-René Toussaint
• Weekend Roundup: Be Mine, Valentine
• Club Despertar Brings Students to Swarthmore
• Will the Phoenix Mascot be Unveiled Soon?
• Screw Up Screw? No worries
• Housing Blocks Assigned for David Kemp Dorm
• Weekend Roundup: Moments Musicale
• Pinter's "Old Times" Premieres in Frear
• Chaos and Creativity: “Entropy” at the Kitao
• List Gallery: Architectural Sources, Artistic Structures
• Weekend Roundup: 10 Things for Break that don't involve Work...
• Weekend Roundup: Bach, Ballet, and a Night of Comedy
• “Recycled Runway:” Couture and Conscience at the Kitao
• Weekend Roundup: Decisions, Decisions…
• Tyler Lyson ’06, on Dinosaurs, Digs, and Careers
• Weekend Roundup: Jazz Ensemble, Opera, Strauss and Gelati
• Mixed Company
• Who will be Mr. Swarthmore, 2008? Insider Perspectives
• Welcome to “The Wild Party”
• Weekend Roundup: Parents' Weekend Edition
• Senior Art Exhibits: Meredith Leich, Sebastian Duncan-Portuondo
• Senior Art Exhibits
• "Beautiful People" by Chris Gagne
• “Glengarry Glen Ross:” A Run for the Money
• Senior Art Exhibits: Rachel Turner, Emmanuelle Wambach
• Weekend Roundup: Cherry Blossoms, Rocky, and Mango Chutney
• Culture Show
• Weekend Roundup: More List Exhibits, Orchestra Concert
• Meghan Downie and Nick Forrest at the List Gallery
• Senior Art Exhibits: Nick Forrest, Meghan Downie
• Senior Art Exhibits: Sara Haley, Linda Huang
• Gyil Workshop, Virtuoso Performance at Swat
• Weekend Roundup: Rainy Reading Week Ideas
• College Corner with Valerie Naranjo, Gyil Virtuoso
• Three Swarthmore Seniors Selected for Teach for America
• Senior Art Exhibits: Haesun Han, Eve Lampenfeld
• Senior Art Exhibits: Grennan, Ghublikian, DiBiase, Horowitz
• Pompeii Revisited at the Fringe
• Weekend Roundup: Broken Social Scene and the Philly Fringe
• Weekend Roundup: Parody, Scull, and Crossbones
• Leak in Willets Causes Some Ceiling Collapse
• Weekend Roundup: Exploring University City
• 100,000 Honeybees Feeding at Swarthmore? Maybe Soon.
• Weekend Roundup: Wandering Down the Parkway
• Rose Garden
• New Professor Teaching Economics-Psychology Hybrid
• Bayton '03 Returns to Art Dept to Teach
• Weekend Roundup: Dragonboat Festival and Old City Adventures
• Peter Paone opens “Creative Wellsprings” with Lecture
• Weekend Roundup: A Few Philadelphia Surprises
• Screw!
• Weekend Roundup: Frights and Fun in Philadelphia
• Shen Wei Dance Arts Comes to Swarthmore
• List Gallery Intern provides insight into artist’s methods
• Katsura Kan instructs in Butoh Dance
• Sestak-Williams Debate in LPAC
• Weekend Roundup: Phillies Parade, Haunted Ships, Ghost Tours
• What's the story with the Wharton Gargoyles?
• Obama Victorious
• Weekend Roundup: Dancing, Leaves, and Markets
• Students, Faculty Unite with Uncommon Language
• Earthlust campaigns for 100% wind power
• Do Swatties Work in Sharples?
• “Pop Out” Premiering in the Frear
• Weekend Roundup: Catching a Good Show
• Weekend Roundup: Giving Thanks and Galleries
• Weekend Roundup: One Last Hurrah (or Two, or Three)
• Swatties Respond to the Mumbai Attacks
• Liu '09 illuminates Hamada's "Vocabulary"
• Michael Olszewski’s Recent Work opens at List
• Weekend roundup: Out on the Town
• Swatties Share their Externship Stories
• Weekend roundup: Lights, Camera, Action!
• Weekend Roundup: Elementary, my dear Swatties
• Marking Whiteness in “About Face”
• Weekend Roundup: Cupid Calling?
• Weekend Roundup: Oscars, Opera, and Carnaval
• Weekend roundup: Screwy Pairs
• Confronting Happiness in ‘newyou’
• Sonya Clark at the List Gallery
• Weekend Roundup: Spring Break and Philly Festivals
• Sonya Clark at the List: Photos
• Campus Erosion?
• Best/Worst Dorm Room Competition
• Weekend Roundup: Classically Conscious
• Weekend Roundup: Zombies, Film Festival, and Jugglers
• The Perils and Possibilities of "Pericles"
• Weekend Roundup: Galileo, Cherry Blossoms, and an Abridgement
• Richardson honors home and heritage at Kitao
• Crystal Richardson at the Kitao
• Weekend Roundup: “Time out of joint” and Glass Eggs
• Weekend Roundup: Arts Abound
• Romeo and Juliet: Revived
• Davalos, Choy, and Moya at the List
• Weekend roundup: Once and Future Roundups
• Editor's Note: Farewell
• Yuan Liu and Laura Post at the List Gallery