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October 7, 2004
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Parrish pipe fire causes minor damage
Parrish Hall was evacuated Tuesday afternoon after a small fire was discovered in Parrish North, which is currently under construction.
The fire started when a plumber from an outside contractor was soldering pipe earlier on Tuesday, according to Director of Maintenance Ralph Thayer. The paper jacket on the outside of the pipe insulation caught fire. But, according to Thayer, the fire was put out and the site was checked several times throughout the day.
However, “when the [construction] supervi…
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- Students win suit against e-voting company
- Board discusses LW proposal, finances
- Alumna struck by car, hospitalized
- Uncovering antiquity
- Committee issues report on Crum
- SVRC registers hundreds, makes future plans
- Economist rails against Bush economic policy in speech
- EMTs optimistic about new recruits
- Borough reintroduces inn plan
Living & Arts
- Beep flops, dead diamonds spark Southwest flavor
- More is more in fashion this fall
- Hi, I live in Dukakis
- Campus Philly Kick-Off attracts thousands
- Old Tyme Circus visits Swarthmore
- A phoenix raids the pterodactyl hunt
- Sex toy workshop excites student interest
- Roadtrip: Part 2
- Alums rock on just perfect!y
- Disillusioned by dolls
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Debate not SAC event
- Hard-won victory
- Socially conscious men support feminism
- Delicate feminine sensibilities
- War on Muslim names
- Would a smile and nod kill you?
- Circus protesters jumped to conclusions
- ITS turns e-mail into 'snail mail'
- Sharples conflicts may be isolated, personal
- No more silence on genocide
- Bloom speaks for moderate majority
- Living wage would not require any cuts
Sports
- The wrap on the training room
- Anywhere else it would've been the A's
- No NCAA? No problem; club sports take care of themselves
- Like butter, they're still on a roll
- Field hockey beats back Blue Jays
- Volleyball drops three
- Golden grabs third place
- Red Sox destiny
- Women's soccer goes 0-1-1
- Swarthmore sports by the numbers
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