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November 20, 2003
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College plans for telephone upgrade
After 12 years of service, Swarthmore’s phone system is in need of a replacement. The college is analyzing possibilities for the future telephone network and is in the process of testing a pilot program.
Now that the phone system needs an upgrade, the college has to decide how to replace the current system. As more students are using cell phones and calling cards for long distance calls, the amount of billing that colleges pays for long-distance calls has also gone down, Director of Informatio…
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News
- No arrests in pizza assault
- Girl attacked in Ville
- Seeking Mideast peace, agendas clash
- Students mourn religious adviser
- Paces sound system damaged at SQU party
- The Pond offers lounge atmosphere
- Students debate black or Africana proposals
- Swarthmore's Internet woes top other universities'
- Olympia Dukakis talks theater
- Alum laments loss of U.S. legitimacy
- Students line up for naked run
- Student Council Platforms
Living & Arts
- Fourteen and a half hours of improv comedy
- 'The Station Agent' never leaves the station
- Ariana: inconsistent Afghan cuisine
- Column, humorists kidnapped by pirates
- Party on
- Rhythm N Motion: performers with passion
- Surprising enterprises
- Fade to black: Jay-Z's uneven swan song
- CD Reviews
- Editor's Picks
Opinions
- Civil discourse
- Integrate Africana
- What's special about Swarthmore
- Palestinian hatred continues
- Jon and Emiliano can't touch Hall et al.
- DU never beat Team Ramrod
- Fabian Capitalism for the free Negro
- Digital cameras: practical and cool
- Scientists shirk ethical responsibility
- Increase competition in county elections
- Taking the church beyond tolerance
- Student rudeness needs to stop
Sports
- Tide place in top 10 at Regionals
- Keep the BCS? Yes
- First-years give swim teams a lift
- Superfans: filling stands, sidelines and bleachers at Swarthmore athletic events
- Always moving onward and upward
- Tide hope to build on last season's success
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