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March 29, 2007
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Foreign policy symposium honors retiring professor
In honor of retiring Professor of Political Science Raymond F. Hopkins, Swarthmore will host a symposium on “Anti-Americanism, Failing States and American Foreign Policy: Challenges in Contemporary International Politics,” this weekend. At each moderated panel discussion, prominent guest speakers will present their research and ideas and then open the presentation to a large-scale question and answer session with attendees.
The lecture series, which is designed to contextualize the current s…
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- FAA seeks to re-route flights over Delaware County
- Local schools eliminate foreign language instruction
- 150 girls to defy sciences gender bias
- Student life Web page to premiere next week
- Dems lobby in DC
- Is Swat out of the Tri-Co loop?
- Senior awarded Watson for study of canoe culture
Living & Arts
- Cartoon
- Sharples a tease with nutrition
- Spring into concerts
- Dr. Sagerlove, or how we learned to love the prom
- Making a difference with memories
- Lost in the 'Labyrinth'
- cartoon
- 'Kings' performance drags
Opinions
- Language in schools
- Op-art
- Earthlust projects spark change
- Holding onto our bad memories in the face of science
- Swat sexual health survey a real achievement
- Op-art
- April Fool's grievances? If only
- Support artists who share their music
- Saving energy
Sports
- Rugby teams begin seasons
- A fantastic four
- Behind the cage: Q&A with Ray
- Men's lacrosse wins big over F&M
- Over-thinking it
- Baseball scores first two wins of season
- Cherk and Kramer take their game to Nationals
- Garnet places third at Seven Sisters
- Winning streak ends for women's tennis
- Softball takes two from PSU-Berks, loses to Widener
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