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October 20, 2005
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Inaugural Class Awareness Month kicks off this week
This week marks the beginning of Class Awareness Month, a series of guest speakers and events on campus intended to foster open discussions about class.
Wee Chua ’06 said he organized this first-ever CAM because he felt that class issues needed to be addressed by students, faculty and staff on campus.
“Ever since I’ve arrived at Swarthmore, I’ve struggled with class issues, and before I leave I wanted to create sustained dialogue to bring this very important issue to the forefront of conversat…
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- Sharples provides unique learning opportunity
- Observatory repairs almost complete
- GRE to be overhauled
- Major college committees handle diverse agendas
- Theft of cash from ML shocks students
- Blackalicious set to be fall LSE
- New Lang Center van brings student groups to Chester
- Islamic Studies program receives new grant
Living & Arts
- Sophomore gets grant to 'break barriers'
- Saucy chalk: It must be Coming Out Week
- Letting the Kant out of the borrowed designer bag
- Decemberists get warm welcome at Electric Factory
- 'Serenity' out of this world
- Industrial art expo puts the 'fun' in function
- Veggie heaven, for carnivores
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Opinions
- Talking class
- Trip to Louisiana an eye opener
- Kick Coke Campaign targets the college contract, not student cola drinkers
- Keep it open
- Alcohol policy is negligent
- Hidden contracts
- GDP a faulty measure of true American well-being
- Sharples incident exposes the effect of Swat drinking policy on student safety
- SC should not pass weak resolutions
- Op-art
- Taking a break from life in the fast lane: What Swatties miss in search of speed
Sports
- NHL Rookies Shine But Writers Don't
- Tide women score top finishes
- Field hockey falls in two conference games
- Garnet volleyball prepares for key conference matches
- Women's soccer looks to end the season on a positive note
- Men's soccer still on top after loss
- Chaplin paces Garnet harriers to victory
- I love this game: answers to all your NBA questions
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