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February 1, 2007
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Borough businesses struggle to draw students
At 9:45 p.m. on Sunday night, three Swarthmore students have staked out a window table in the borough’s Dunkin’ Donuts, where they are picking cheerios out of Sharples cups and scouring stacks of JSTOR articles. Although the students are making good use of the free WiFi and jarring fluorescent bulbs, it’s obvious that the ubiquitous ring stains on their papers came from Sharples’ coffee, not Dunkin’s. This spring, administrators and borough officials have expressed a renewed interest in what…
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News
- Lounges become rooms in housing crunch
- Astro major discovers new star in Beta Crucis complex
- Black History Month broadens
- Committee prepares to choose Phoenix mascot design
- Production crew captures Swarthmore life
- College installs locks on Parrish residential halls
- Six sophomores receive Lang Scholarships
- Pryor, Hollister receive honors
- Comedian Wanda Sykes is coming to town
- Conviction for sex offenses not an automatic out at Penn
- Trespassing activists at BU cause class disruptions
- British royals Charles and Camilla visit Philadelphia
Living & Arts
- Johnson exhibit at List explores the surreal
- Matchbox no more
- Cartoon
- How to banish stress and depression
- 'The Last King of Scotland' is cinematic royalty
- 'Frat Boy' speaks out about misconceptions
- One-woman show reveals human nature through music and theater
- This spring at Olde Club
- Discover NYC's Film Forum
- This Swattie's life: Vulva man lurks beneath city
- Culture shocked
- Tap teacher gets Grammy nod
- Cartoon
- Making the future a little less scary
- Shoot the breeze
- Editor's picks
- Crossword solution
Opinions
- Step up
- Op-art
- Evangelical agenda detrimental, not a positive force
- Op-art
- Can you tell a Sunni from a Shiite?
- Recycle bags
- America's global AIDS relief and prevention policies lacking
- Cash transfer: gifts done right
- Still forging Common Ground
Sports
- Berk scores 1,000th career point as Tide falls to Dickinson, 79-58
- Playoffs in sight for men's basketball
- Not this time
- Weller runs into history in the 3,000
- Badminton strikes against Bryn Athyn
- How to celebrate that TD in style
- Swim teams split meets at Gettysburg
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