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November 30, 2006
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New housing proposals under consideration
Members of the housing committee are exploring and pursuing a variety of new proposals to improve housing and dorm life at Swarthmore, including a new lottery system and a proposal regarding placement of first-year students.
In its most recent meeting held Nov. 20, the committee decided to pursue a new housing lottery number generation system created by George Dahl ’08 and Meggie Ladlow ’09.
According to Dahl, he and Ladlow devised a fairer system for assigning lottery numbers to students. “…
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News
- Parrish shower intruder sparks dorm security concerns
- Kick Coke works to continue dialogue with Coca-Cola
- Students plagued by Internet outage upon return from break
- Conviction of UPenn students affects jobs
- Swat Sudan to host national conference
- Earthlusters rally for increased windpower budget
- Newly-founded cultural groups find niches on campus
- Worth offers newly approved HPV vaccine
- College continues to work with borough on inn development project
- Speak for Peace promotes Arab-Israeli dialogue
- High graduation rate linked to frisbee
Living & Arts
- Philly hosts jazz great
- The Sofias cry 'Try Thai!'
- Cartoon
- Slump strikes sophomores
- Watch your back(side)!
- Willa Kramer's Top Ten
- Dylan's wandering spirit comes to Philly
- Murakami takes readers on a metaphysical journey to Japan
- Peace activist uses art as a weapon
- One boot, two boot, red boot, blue boot
- Books on the big screen
- Bond better than ever
- The other Jolt that keeps you up at night
- Warding off sickness with science and superstition
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Locks too late?
- Worth steps it up
- Op-art
- Glad to Kick Coke
- Op-art
- Student Council requires input to be relevant
- For a healthier Swat
- School tax revenue issues
- Sweet silence
- An economic study of procrastination
- Another unadulterated Thanksgiving
Sports
- Athletics gets new press box, lockers
- Weller, Mullarkey earn their places in 4 x Donut history
- Swimming stays hot in pool
- Swarthmore hires new baseball coach
- Men's basketball falls to undefeated Johns Hopkins
- Why sports?
- Berk leads Garnet during rough patch
- All-Americans and Ford crushing: the fall top 10
- Pete Carroll and the emerging USC dynasty
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