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April 17, 2003
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Project Pericles touts civic ideals
A group of 13 students, faculty and administrators from Swarthmore traveled to New York City the weekend of April 3 to participate in the first conference of Project Pericles, a program with the goal of advancing social responsibility in liberal arts education.
Debra Kardon-Brown, assistant director of the Lang Center for Social Responsibility, described the “Conference of the Pericleans” as a “mixing of people, ideas and responses to the challenge of increasing civic engagement on campuses, whi…
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- Advocacy group rallies for educational reform
- Pro-Palestinian activists speak
- Former Israeli leader urges strong action in Iraq
- Themed housing scrapped
- Committee may transfer benefit bank credits to fund health care
- Fire starts in Paces oven
- Police report
- Worthstock gains funding
- Al Bloom discusses Swarthmore's mission
- Can one 'win' the room lottery?
- Got number 1,190? Hah!
Living & Arts
- Major art from art majors
- How to handle spring fever and hormones
- Student caterers combine business and cooking savvy
- 'I am trying to break your heart'
- Even Sandler can't save 'Anger Management'
- 'Man Equals Man'
- Seeking asylums
- A case of dating out of one's league
- Comic books that rule: A beginner's guide to the good stuff
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- Go outside
- Graffiti vandals undermine own movement
- Free speech under fire at Pipes event
- Students must allow each other to speak
- Pipes should answer student questions
- Anti-Muslim lecturer a threat to society
- Movie debate is total 'Bull'
- War coverage hides other events
- Castro stays in the news
- Parrish music too loud too long
- Pipes controversy overblown
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- Survey says ...
- Kahn's offense can't lift Garnet
- Some gripes
- Sports in Brief: Men's Rugby
- Tide tame Mules but fall to Diplomats
- Tennis climbs rankings
- Track sets sights on Penn Relays, CC championships
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