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Gardner wins by narrow margin over NOTA

797 voted online, 157 in Sharples

The election for educational policy representative resulted in a tie between Elisha Ann ’08 and Andrew Quinton ’08, which will be resolved with a run-off election beginning later this week. More in-depth coverage of the Student Council elections is available.

President

Peter Gardner: 275

Rasa Petrauskaite: 85

Louis Rosenberg: 80

Carlos Villafuerte: 212

No Preference: 60

None of the Above: 242

Student groups advisor

Paul Apollo: 310

Adam Yie: 198

No Preferenc…

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News

• Health Center braces for increase in birth control costs
• Coalition promotes labor, immigration rights
• Pericles Foundation energizes student service projects
• SWIL members vote in 'Psi Phi' as new name
• 'Blackness Blurred' lecture examines African Diaspora
• Middle Eastern Club to emphasize culture, not politics
• Report: excessive college drinking on the rise
• Cultural groups lobby for council representation
• Administration clarifies policy on staff presence at parties
• Fulbright grants launch graduate research in Germany and Ecuador

Living & Arts

• Cartoon
• A few final words of wisdom
• Forever collegiate
• Lend an ear to summer's music festivals
• Breaking up with old flame Swat is hard to do
• Dancing the night away
• Film leaves writer lost 'In the Land of Women'
• Olde Club 'Battle' brings bared bosoms and bangin' bands
• Reflections from a future alumnus
• Word association
• Spring into pre-Reading Week events
• A modest proposal on that deer problem
• 'Bacchai' drama tackles debauchery, Dionysian worship and death
• Editor's picks

Opinions

• True allies
• Op-art
• Swat Hillel name change a disappointment
• For gun control bills
• Final reflections on Swarthmore journalism
• Do not criticize survivors
• Wake up, Swarthmore
• Council talk long overdue
• Op-art
• In support of Stu Co dialogue
• In defense of economics, our chosen path
• Sharples Scrape-Off a good step in reducing food waste

Sports

• Haverford topples men's lacrosse
• Men's tennis back in playoffs
• Summer picks
• Softball clinches No. 2 seed for CC playoffs
• Baseball ends season with tough losses
• Track making final push
• Swat women fall to Hopkins
• Golf ties for second in conference
• Feast of the dogs
• Centennial Conference standings

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