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The Daily Gazette
    daily.swarthmore.edu Friday, March 3, 2006    
Wind downs power lines, leaves Swarthmore in the dark
The power went out at 9 PM on Saturday, leaving the Swarthmore community temporarily in the dark. Director of Maintenance Ralph Thayer informed the Gazette that "high winds took out power lines somewhere in Media, blacking out the college and a number of other PECO customers." All of the buildings [...]
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Delpit speaks on children left behind
On Wednesday, Dr. Lisa Delpit, a noted educator and executive director for the Center for Urban Education and Innovation at Florida International University, gave an engaging lecture on "Creative education [...]
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Forum for Free Press disbanded, publications to become chartered
The Forum for Free Press (FFP), the committee chartered by Student Council and funded by the Student Budget Committee (SBC) for the purpose of distributing funds to Swarthmore student publications, [...]
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Swarthmore 2006-2007 budget released; student charges rise 5.5%
The operating budget for the 2006-2007 school year was approved by the Board of Managers on February 25, 2006. In order to cover the 102.7 million dollar budget, student charges [...]
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The Weather

Today:

This issue is from the time when we didn't save our weather jokes.

Tonight:

Utterly barbaric, I know.

Tomorrow:

But honestly? You're not missing much.

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