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Swatbox Receives Mixed Reviews in First Year, Looks to Future Collaborations

Swatbox Receives Mixed Reviews in First Year, Looks to Future Collaborations

Freshmen-led music-appreciation group Swatbox is going strong as its first year comes to a close, even despite a somewhat mixed reception from the community it aims to enrich. The music-appreciation…

Campus Discussion Group Focuses on Uncommon Ideologies

Campus Discussion Group Focuses on Uncommon Ideologies

A new political science discussion group is offering a different perspective for students and for the group’s faculty advisor Ben Berger, associate professor of political science. Last semester, several students…

Paces Delivery: The Lone Ranger Takes on a Sidekick

Paces Delivery: The Lone Ranger Takes on a Sidekick

This past Tuesday night I headed over to Paces on business rather than pleasure. I was there to do some undercover investigation on the new Paces delivery system, and Gail…

Q&A: Macbeth Directors Patrick Ross and Sara Morell

Q&A: Macbeth Directors Patrick Ross and Sara Morell

Yellowstockings performed Shakespeare’s Macbeth in LPAC last weekend. The Daily Gazette spoke with Director Patrick Ross ’15 and Assistant Director Sara Morell ’15 about their experiences with putting Yellowstockings’ first show…

Perks of Being a Wallflower Speaks to Universality of Waiting to Belong

Perks of Being a Wallflower Speaks to Universality of Waiting to Belong

The Perks of Being a Wallflower is not a movie that soon leaves you. Just the opposite, it is so powerful that it has stayed with me all week, ever…

Dapper Dining: Definitely Not About the Food

Dapper Dining: Definitely Not About the Food

The annual Dapper Dining event sponsored by Career Services was an evening of networking and light conversation that had absolutely nothing to do with the professionally catered three-course meal. The…

Dawn to Stardusk: A Cosmic Lookbook

Dawn to Stardusk: A Cosmic Lookbook

Saturday The Daily Gazette retreated to Bond Hall to shoot these cosmic looks. We climbed window sills, toppled tables and swung on ceiling fixtures in search of the perfect shot.…

Medievalist Craig Williamson: A Career in Riddles, Translations, and the Art of Storytelling

Medievalist Craig Williamson: A Career in Riddles, Translations, and the Art of Storytelling

English Literature Professor Craig Williamson has received press recently for the riddles he wrote to help promote The Hobbit movie. But he doesn’t just help advertise tales of epic quests…

Swarthmore Grad’s Next Steps; Cycling in Support of Young Adults with Cancer

Swarthmore Grad’s Next Steps; Cycling in Support of Young Adults with Cancer

Lamie Nguyen ’12 has followed her Swattie prerogative—to do interesting things and many of them—since graduating this past May. The biology and sociology/anthropology major is currently working as a tutor…

Externship Experiences 2013: Unpaid But Priceless.

Externship Experiences 2013: Unpaid But Priceless.

Swarthmore’s decades-old externship program provides students a peek into a week of real work experience. The program, managed by Assistant Directors of Career Services Jennifer Barrington and Kristie Beucler, matches…

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