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March 24, 2005
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Deans apologize for Tri-Co decision process at forum
At a Student Council-sponsored forum last Thursday, administration officials expressed regret for the handling of the decision to open the Summer Tri-Co Institute to all students, but said legal concerns made the decision unavoidable.
President Al Bloom acknowledged the administration’s failures in communicating with students on the issue. “I think we failed on this one,” he said.
At the same time, Dean Bob Gross ’62 said that consulting with students before the decision would not have bee…
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- Committee selects new Housing Coordinator
- Three win Watson fellowship
- Sophomore faces drug charges
- Swarthmore Police Report
- Sudan panel to focus on U.S. responsibility
- Learning for Life undergoes changes
- Food debate centers on erotica, existentialism
- Student STDs rise after spring break
- Parrish design contest winners have varied influence
- Duke, Colby offer alcohol in meal plan
Living & Arts
- Echo of ellipsis
- Painting pixelated
- Rebellion, one sweatsuit at a time
- Music reviews
- A cold shoulder for 'Ice Princess'
- If you can't be with the one you love
- A 'Dance' to remember
- The curse of the St. Patty's Day poser
- Not all's fair, even in war
- Queer campus
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Reorientation
- Sager exposed
- Swarthmore PD gets aggressive
- Tri-Co decision won't affect student groups
- Thinking outside our brain-shaped boxes
- Primary hogging
- No harm in personal stories about mamí
- Swarthmore's values buckle under pressure
- Time to rethink Tri-Co's purpose
- Don't complicate simple rule of contracts
Sports
- Women's lacrosse takes third at Seven Sisters tourney
- An ode to springtime and Swarthmore sports
- Sport Vocabulary
- Softball sweeps Alvernia
- Men's lacrosse wins tight contest
- Women's tennis downs Haverford and Muhlenberg
- Scrums of success
- Evil Buzzards drop opener
- Men's tennis upends #8 Mary Washington
- Baseball drops two against Marywood with Conference looming
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