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September 22, 2005
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Bob Gross to retire at year's end
Last Thursday morning, without any prior indication, Dean of the College Robert Gross ’62 announced to students, faculty and staff via e-mail that he will retire at the end of this academic year.
Addressed to “Friends,” an informal salutation that might be off-key at another institution but is characteristic of Gross’s time as dean, the message stated simply that at the age of 65, Gross feels that, “it is time for me to move on to the next thing.”
“I don’t think this is a job, as a f…
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- Worth residents warned of police presence
- Public safety looks to hire new van certification tester
- Campus groups seek ways to assist Katrina victims
- Study abroad worth the challenge, students say
- WRC's new board ready to get political
- Variety of lectures set for this semester
- Wallingford resident sues college over frat altercation
- Gross leaves legacy as colleague, mentor and friend
- GIF office moves to DC, continues work
- FBI seeks relationship with higher education
Living & Arts
- Your wildest dreams -- published
- Taking a glance at facial profiling
- On your mark, get set, 'dactyl hunt!
- I've always wanted to tell you, Bob...
- Art and politics are the newest concoction at Kitao
- Whiskey and vodka mix with American metal
- 'Lord of War' a righteously rotten film
- The celebrity nose always knows best
- Paces, Qüb get ready to dish out student delicacies
- "Norwegian Wood" a wandering romance
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Opinions
- Fighting corrupt government should be everyone's priority
- Dealing with the decline
- Voter registration deadline soon
- Do not be afraid to discuss race issues
- Being a feminist doesn't mean rejecting chivalry
- Op-art
- Op-art
- Threat of arrest decreases safety
Sports
- Recruiting: a year-round game
- Men's soccer opens conference play with win
- Volleyball falls just short of title at Garnet Classic
- Warmothers put in promising season debut
- Earthworms look to rebuild diminished team
- Disagreements
- Hockey second at Seven Sisters
- Swarthmore sports by the numbers
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