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January 27, 2005
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New dorm to be named for Alice Paul
The search for a name for Swarthmore’s newest building is over.
According to Vice President Maurice Eldridge ’61, a permanent name has been chosen for the building that has until now been referred to as New Dorm. The dormitory will be named to commemorate Alice Paul, class of 1905.
Paul, a longtime feminist activist, is the founder of the National Woman’s Party and author of the Equal Rights Amendment.
Her name stood out as the frontrunner in the name-suggestion process, according to Stude…
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News
- College radio program to report on Iraq war
- Zimbabwean student named Rhodes scholar
- Thieves of student credit cards caught on tape
- Mitchell scholar college's first
- TMBG to play Swat in Feb.
- Saffran memorial to be held tomorrow
- Outdoor toilet mystery baffles college
- Early-morning prank phone caller charged with harassment
- Fanatical fan caught
Living & Arts
- The Nelson in you
- With a little bit of Glück
- Philly museum celebrates Dali's 100th
- Con and Pro: Exploring the final frontier
- Fighting the cold, a layer at a time
- 'In Good Company' a fun corporate fairy tale
- Gold Sparkle Trio brings free jazz to Philadelpia
- Asobi Seksu and the Walkmen kick off semester at Olde Club
- Ethics 101: Meet the Ethics Committee
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Our news niche
- Workers need power, not charity
- Yes, boys and girls are different
- Troublemakers wanted
- No pride in being shamed into morality
- Swarthmore ITS an ally in quest for freer society
Sports
- Runners heat it up
- Swarthmore swimmers combine wins and a free dinner
- Mules, others bray for mercy at hands of Garnet
- Men's basketball struggles
- Furstenberg under fire for football comments
- NFC, Philly Style
- Gustafson wails on Garnet record books
- Women's soccer coach says adios to Tide
- Swarthmore sports by the numbers



