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October 23, 2003
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College removes Diebold memos
More than 13,000 pages of internal memos filed by employees of voting machine maker Diebold Election Systems have, in the past two days, served as the center of a controversy that has the potential to be legal, political and national.
At their most eye-raising, the memos include excerpts that admit that a precinct in Florida in the 2000 presidential elections gave Al Gore minus 16,022 votes when uploaded into the county tally — more than the number of votes by which Gore lost the presidency. Ano…
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News
- Curricular review will examine allotment of faculty resources
- ITS blocks file-sharing program use
- Development greets new faces
- Coming Out Week seeks to increase awareness
- College spends more per student than similar schools
- Library receives grant to incite interest in profession
- New dorm set to open next fall
Living & Arts
- Unorthodox Relationships in an Orthodox world
- A sitar sit-down: cheap Indian food in Philly
- Disappointed on the Bayou
- Greaseballs need not apply
- When I'm 64
- Kill That Bill
- Tolerable 'Cruelty'
- Death in the amphitheater
- Innovation and respect
- Blue-eyed blues
- Editor's Picks
Opinions
- The good fight
- Analytic flaws don't make John Lott a fraud
- Europe gets a new kind of 'Net
- Men or majors?
- Stop Smoking
- No need for provocation
- U.S. versus them
- Defense of Limbaugh ignorant
Sports
- Tide vie for playoff spot
- Clutch performance? Sorry, no such thing
- Swat stuns reigning CC champ
- Field hockey defeats College of Notre Dame
- Tide finish fourth at Seven Sisters
- My hate list: Steelers, Duke and the Yankees
- Cross country right on track
- Swarthmore Sports by the Numbers



