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Four students selected as Truman Scholars

This year, all four of Swarthmore’s nominees for the prestigious Truman Scholarship were selected. Rachel Ackoff ’07, Bree Bang-Jensen ’07, Katie Chamblee ’07 and Jonathan Petkun ’07 were four of over 600 candidates nominated by institutions across the country to compete for the 75 coveted scholarship spots, awarded annually to college juniors who exhibit, according to the Truman Foundation mission statement, “exceptional leadership potential” and “[committment] to careers in government, the non…

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News

• Save R US Peace Week opens up to Tri-Co
• Student Council structure under scrutiny
• Berkowitz enthralls with tales of the Qin
• Khamas discusses injustices in American-run prisons
• Public Safety Officer Joe Louderback fondly remembered by colleagues and friends
• Conference connects with middle schoolers
• America Week exhibit challenges stereotypes
• SASA to sponsor Africa Week
• Lax Conference to be held this Sunday
• Four finalists for the Dean of Students position released in an e-mail by Provost Connie Hungerford
• Eugene Lang endows student alcohol fund
• Bloom emerges from home after long winter
• Admissions to implement 'hot quota'
• Russian program secedes from Swarthmore

Living & Arts

• Time for a relationship reality check
• Propriety in trains, planes and automobiles
• Deaf poetry jam
• Cartoon
• Sager: a retrospective
• Cartoon
• Asian artists display at Kitao
• Getting cheeky with 'Anal Pleasure'
• Smart asses nationwide love garnetdonkey.com
• Check the Jolt
• Swat relationships: Really, just give up now
• Resident hipster John C. Williams sports new ponytail
• Editor's picks

Opinions

• Kabak for mascot
• Western names
• How to talk to Al Bloom
• Reject reproductonormativity today!
• Closed-mindedness = true bliss
• Op-art
• Power of masses
• Classics benefits other students
• Staff overlooked in union drive
• Coed housing awkward
• Ban smoking in dorms
• Op-art
• Implicit intimidation exists for staff
• Sex column a cry for attention
• Anti-union climate pervasive

Sports

• The receding Tide
• Women's lacrosse suffers first loss
• Garnet men, women net big tennis wins
• Baseball continues roller coaster season
• Men's rugby falls hard to Widener in first game
• Softball continues to keep above .500
• Men's lacrosse falls to #3 Gettysburg
• By George!
• Football returns
• Bonds new strength coach
• Red Bull to be new Swat mascot

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