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September 2, 2004
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Students react to RNC, some attend protests
Several hundred thousand protesters descended on New York City this week to voice their complaints and frustrations with the policies of the Bush administration as the Republican Party kicked off its four-day national convention at Madison Square Garden.
While substantial numbers of Swarthmore students have gone to similar large-scale protests against government policy in the past, only a handful of students traveled to New York this year, partly because the event occurred during the first week …
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- Thousands gather in New York to protest convention
- Guiliani, McCain kick off RNC with speeches addressing war in Iraq
- Goundie leaves Dean's Office for Bates
- Three strikes and you're out
- Viruses contained, but students suffer from false positives
- Swat ranked second, but who cares?
- There and back again: a robot's tale
- Diet fads may harm health
Living & Arts
- Thefacebook: A sleeker, sexier Cygnet
- Music reviews
- Getting discovered
- Vote or die! Politics with P. Diddy, MTV
- Philadelphia Fringe Festival offers cutting-edge art, theater
- Making lunch memorable, Swattie style
- Long-term relationships: It's all about compromise
- Inside the construction
- Editor's Picks
Opinions
- Orienters and -ees both drop ball
- Psych 101 with Haley
- Getting out the 2004 Swat vote
- In on the game
Sports
- Attn: Lipton Execs
- Runners optimistic about season
- Garnet and gray gear up for the season
- Women's rugby readies for fall
- When fans attack
- Chambers appointed as Assistant Athletic Director
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