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The Daily Gazette
    daily.swarthmore.edu Friday, October 8, 2004    
Desmond Tutu speaks about hope, forgiveness at Villanova
Speaking before an audience of more than 20,000 at Villanova University last night, Archbishop Desmond Tutu summarized the circumstances in which apartheid was ended in South Africa and stressed the importance of the forgiveness required of black Africans in the post-apartheid era. Roughly 75 Swarthmore students and several high school [...]
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ITS experiments with VOIP telephone systems, wireless hubs
Efforts to bring Swarthmore further into the information age continue as ITS weighs the pros and cons of innovations such as Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) telephone systems and wireless [...]
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SVRC successfully appeals funding through proper channels, focuses further scrutiny on SAC bylaw regarding political ideologies
The Student Budget Committee (SBC) meeting last Sunday night included a repeat performance for the Swarthmore Voter Registration Coalition (SVRC), appealing for the second time a Social Affairs Committee (SAC) [...]
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