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Push for wind power sways choice

A budget proposal passed without debate by the Board of Managers this weekend will increase Swarthmore College’s relative energy consumption from wind from 18 percent to 35 percent through “energy credits,” to increase the environmental sustainability on campus.

College Vice President Maurice Eldridge ‘61 said that as the Board of Managers’ primary responsibility was “fiduciary” in nature, the fact that the additional costs for the wind credits were reconciled by shifts within the existing…

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News

• Vandals strike six vehicles in campus parking lot
• Public Safety adds surveillance cameras
• Student steals $600 as McCabe cameras remain inactive
• Developers pitch proposals for inn on college property
• Felony charge against student dropped
• PPR feels the heat
• Electrical fire alarms residents of PPR
• Jihad ad affirms policy, sparks debate
• Swarthmore #1 for value
• Student life Web site to premiere in spring

Living & Arts

• Give course majors honorable mention
• Hop on the shuttle for alternatives to dating at Swat
• Adventures with winos in Winnebagos
• Orchestra 2001 allows audience interaction with artist
• Cartoon
• Finger pianos and 'Fables of Faubus'
• Arcade Fire's 'Bible' an epic
• Epic clash of academic divisions at first Bathtub Debates
• Touching a no-no at Paces go-go party
• Grant gets his groove on, but 'Music and Lyrics' still off-key
• Springing ahead on fashion
• The romantic appeal
• Psyched for Sykes
• Word association
• Where the women are
• Editor's picks

Opinions

• Not Big Brother
• Op-art
• Time for Swat to go smoke-free
• Anti-this-war, not anti-all-war: Thoughts on the war in Iraq
• Abolish the meal plan to get better food in the ville
• Op-art
• 'Children of Men' makes terror terrifying
• Blind loyalty to ideas prevents true debate
• Printer paper use wasteful
• Arrest article not real news
• Worth article misleading
• Taking journalistic integrity too far
• Clarifying The Phoenix's policies and practices

Sports

• Highlights from an exciting winter season
• Schiller, Mullarkey strike gold at track conferences
• Women's tennis opens with a solid start
• Mo' money, mo' problems: The trouble with athletes today
• Swarthmore spring teams ready for action
• Warmothers compete in first spring tournament
• Badminton third at regionals
• Tennis men compete at Indoor Nationals
• More math tales

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