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September 7, 2006
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Long time employees leave Admissions
Students and staff returned to campus in August to find that several longtime employees of the Admissions Office had quietly and abruptly vacated their positions.
Most of the employees, all members of the admissions support staff, had contributed between 10 and 25 years of service to the college without prior complaint or incident, prompting coworkers to question the timing and circumstances of their unanticipated departures. “These were not people who had reached a natural stopping point in the…
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News
- Intrusions in Parrish heighten dorm security concerns
- Larimore orients himself to Swarthmore
- College augments first-year orientation
- Students persist in Katrina relief effort
- New mascot moves into design stage
- College replaces telephone and e-mail systems
- Facebook changes spark student uproar
- Borough police arrest underage Swarthmore student on charges of driving under the influence
Living & Arts
- Tune in to the tube now
- Get out while you still can
- Willa Kramer's Top Ten
- A few words of wisdom to the new student
- Explore a world of food at Reading Terminal Market
- Cartoon
- 'Upright Citizens' comes to Tri-Co
- Frosh get Swat welcome
- Orientation 2006: In the swing of things
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Parrish safety
- Op-art
- Reassessing the role of beliefs
- Maintaining a sense of worthwhileness
- When Swat's dating market fails
- Online course access is the way of the future
- Surviving Katrina
Sports
- An international disappointment
- Lorang leads Tide to marathon win
- Garnet runners ready for new season
- Women's soccer dominates at Kick Classic
- Men's soccer gets two early wins
- Playoff hopes in sight for volleyball
- Your NL MVP
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