Print edition
November 9, 2006
Top story
Democrats take House and Senate in midterms
On Tuesday night, the Mephistos Lounge in Willets Dormitory overflowed with eager students fixated on the TV screen, watching as the midterm election results rolled in.
By the end of the night, Pennsylvania Democratic senatorial candidate Bob Casey won out over Republican incumbent Rick Santorum, with a comfortable lead of 59 percent to 41 percent. In the gubernatorial race, the incumbent Democrat Ed Rendell won the race against Republican Lynn Swann with a similarly comfortable lead. The race f…
On the cover
Table of contents
News
- PBS panel features Swat students
- ML to host discussion series on diversity
- WA program receives national award
- Trans fats prevalent in Sharples, despite harmful effects
- SSSL event questions partial-birth abortion
- Panel discussion examines Arab-Israeli conflict
- Number of study abroad students on the rise, prompting housing concerns on campus
- Swarthmore officially kicks Coke
- College ranks first for black first-years
- Penn pres. in hot water
Living & Arts
- Borat's offensiveness matches Americans' ability to offend
- Graceful aging for jazz's elder statesmen
- Hanging with The New Pornographers
- Night of unforgettable jazz acts at Olde Club
- M&M Cup round two: casino games in ML
- Concert celebrates friendship of Stotts and Langs
- Swat theater goes beyond Drama Board
- Celebrity couples and our own post-breakup blues
- Cartoon
- Countryside charms
- Get rid of slimy germs
- The great 'chalking controversy' controversy 2006
- November: it's the pits
- Willa Kramer's Top Ten
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Healthy meals
- Oh, the humanity of the humanities
- Swat queer culture not that restricted
- Mandate a draft
- Viewing the world through a Christian lens
- Analyzing Swarthmore courses as consumptive goods
- Op-art
- Faulty logic in chalkings op-ed
- Chalkings a celebration of queer students
Sports
- Swim teams sweep first conference meet
- Women's soccer falls in CC finals, heads to ECACs
- Rugby women dress up and play for a worthy cause
- Four more Garnet athletes honored
- A Japanese Idol
- Fantasy World
- Men's soccer ends season on PKs
- Two alums adapt to new roles on teams
« RETURN TO ARCHIVE
SEARCH
LATEST PRINT EDITION
April 26, 2012
One Million Bones
Cover story »
Table of contents »
Cover archive »
MOST POPULAR
- Digging into the juicier basics of enjoyable, healthy sex
- Financial aid at Swat weathers the economic crisis
- With ‘millionaire tax,’ Obama engages in class warfare
- Laying out the important tips on pleasurable oral sex
- Occupy the Polls: a modest theory of political change
- ML residents resist being stereotyped
- Contemporary Young Adult Fiction mimics classics of the past
- The meanings of the Djokovic “miracle forehand”
- Remembering the legacy of Alice Paul, women's rights
- Defending Pennsylvania as the nation’s premier beer state
- Undocumented immigrants Lee and Chairez Arrested
- Digging into the juicier basics of enjoyable, healthy sex
- Defending Pennsylvania as the nation’s premier beer state
- How responsible are managers for their players?
- Students push to establish Greek life for women
- The unspoken violence in the college greek system
- SPJP to boycott Israel food company Sabra
- There must be something rotten in the film industry
- Without tort reform, health care costs will keep rising
- Waffle House, Martindale's provide surprising local options
- Swat's numbers of alcohol-related incidents remain low
- Remembering the legacy of Alice Paul, women's rights
- Countryside Market & Deli plans to rebuild after fire
- Defending Pennsylvania as the nation’s premier beer state
- Grider’s exhibit explores emotion and harmony
- Students push to establish Greek life for women
- Class of 2016 becomes most selective in Swat history
- Elle Larsen
- Yellow Stocking Players to perform Night of Scenes
- Students create new blog about the college application project
