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April 21, 2005
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Peace Week promotes nonviolent activism
Peace Week Swarthmore, a week-long interactive program promoting the prevention of violence in local and global communities, begins tomorrow afternoon with an open-mic session on Parrish Beach, the first among many planned activities.
The Peace Week Swarthmore planning committee, featuring several student activist groups, academic departments and administrative offices, have all organized the week’s events, but the main protagonist among this group is Students Against Violence Everywhere Are Us …
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- UN talk unites students from across the globe
- Aron-Dine caps career with national debate championship
- With housing lottery near end, crunch unlikely
- Student Council struggles to fill committee positions
- Bookstore director receives national post
- Northwestern implements online ethics complaint system
- Anti-Coke activists hold panel, pursue shareholder action
- Nation editor shares profession tales
Living & Arts
- 'Sahara': Indiana Jones, but all dried up
- This sleep's for you, graduating senior class
- Haute couture shopping on a low budget
- Out with a bang: One final fling before graduation
- The stylish side of Swarthmore
- 'Flossy' fellowship revives old-school style
- Swatties on the runway, dressed like mom
- Phoenix makeover: A whole new look for Viva Horowitz
- And the winner is…
- Good sex begins with the shoes
- I see London, I see France
- This 'Wolf's a hit
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- No child (or adult) forced along
- SAC fulfills its defined mandate just fine
- Saving real civilization
- Darfuri genocide a women's issue
- Welcoming Swat to fight against Coke
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- Women's tennis still on top
- Devils down men's lax
- Evil Buzzards come back to earn tie with Ursinus
- Flailing with Grace: A novice's frustration
- Tide struggles on the field and court
- Golf winning streak snapped
- The years in review
- Earthworms, Warmothers breeze through Sectionals
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