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March 31, 2005
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War News Radio producer leaves post
Susan Phillips, War News Radio’s executive producer, left the program permanently on Monday morning. The students involved in War News Radio were notified about the development on Monday morning in an e-mail from Vice President Maurice Eldridge ’61.
The decision was made by War News Radio’s “steering committee,” whose members are Eldridge, Director of News and Information Tom Krattenmaker, history professors Marge Murphy and Tim Burke, political science professor Cynthia Halpern, linguistics…
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- Admissions accepts slightly higher number, apps rise 11%
- ITS to hire outside firm for additional support
- Conference on entrepreneurship attracts record interest
- Parrish renovation to include underground chocolate factory
- Freshman orientation to open to all current students
- Dana, Paul end romance
- Subliminal message found in admissions DVD
Living & Arts
- Worth vs. Flu: No-holds-barred germ warfare
- Olde Club announces next year's schedule
- 'Untold' unfolds a whole new sound
- Intrepid reporter infiltrates Phoenix lair
- Survey says: Giant cow suits are ethical
- "Miss Congeniality 2" not that fabulous
- The clothes that make the person
- Shaking up Shakespeare
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Law and order
- Reminding Swatties of our rights
- Submissions policy
- A vile infestation
- You ruiened my Sager dance expireince
- Find an inoffensive headline to put here
- A brief history of white racism
- On Swarthmore 'men'
- Public Safety's number a 328, not 690
- When society gives up
- Coke boycott deserves support
Sports
- The hardest working team on campus
- Women's tennis falls to Eagles
- Men's tennis falls to second-ranked Ephs
- Frisbee squads dominate Layout Pigout tournament
- New women's basketball coach selected early
- Why you cannot escape losing
- Swat moves to Div III.V
- Women's lax comes out on top, men struggle
- Softball preps for conference
- Golf takes Classic tourney
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