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November 4, 2004
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Bush takes presidency
This time we didn’t have to wait through endless recounts and legal hand-wringing.
The television networks took their time calling the closest swing states for either President George Bush or the Democratic challenger Sen. John Kerry, but when all was said and done — which was only at 2 p.m. yesterday, when Kerry gave his official concession speech — Bush had been re-elected as president. In addition, Republicans had picked up more seats in both the Senate and House of Representatives to incre…
Table of contents
News
- Campaign Postcard: Political discussion hits close to home in Chester
- Students defend voters' rights
- Young voters help push Kerry over the edge
- With the pull of a lever, Swatties cast their vote
- Student identity theft grows nationwide
- Students arrested, hospitalized following ML party
- Feeling hungry? Dining Services weighs in on schedules
Living & Arts
- Where did you watch?
- A passivist finds his place, sort of
- 'Stage Beauty': Curiously pure film magic
- Contests created for campus spirit
- Why I make a bad girlfriend
- Vive le President ... and le hat
- 'Smile' worth the long wait
- Alice Coltrane shines a 'Translinear Light'
- ML Halloween party
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- For direct action
- On learning how to be a player
- Costume Shop not just a campus closet
- Stay the course
- Why won't our faculty speak out?
- Lesson from ML party: fewer jerks, less stupidity
- A new face of power
- Facing the election's aftermath
- Not quite the end of the world
- Democrat workers' efforts not wasted
- Swarthmore and Delaware County results
Sports
- Abused Fords for sale
- Stories that matter
- Earthworms: a match made in Haverford
- Dips stick it to field hockey
- Tide wrestles with losses
- Sodom and extra cheese
- Garnet harriers cruise to third
- Women take fifth in meet
- Volleyball finds Salisbury too tough to chew
- Swarthmore sports by the numbers



