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October 4, 2007
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Alcohol misconduct in Clothier leads to citation
During the early morning hours on Sunday, an altercation outside the Paces Black and White party, hosted by the International Club, resulted in the arrest of a 22 year-old male Swarthmore student. The student was cited for public drunkenness.
According to Party Associate Chloe Noonan ’10, the PAs noticed a student who seemed intoxicated and wandering in and out of Paces.
“My friend said the student had fallen on the dance floor, and that others were escorting him off the floor,” Noonan said.…
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News
- StuCo and CAPS meet to improve outreach to students
- Closed depression group provides privacy, support for students
- Congress approves College Cost Reduction Act
- Coke products remain kicked off campus
- SDS reemerges in effort to revitalize campus activism
- No contract signed with "The Roots" for this fall's LSE
- FAA airspace redesign prompts legal response
- Verizon in talks to expand cell service
- Senior awarded Lehrman Scholarship
- Halloween party not to return to ML dorm
- Halcyon undergoes new changes
Living & Arts
- Go green for fall
- High fashion stays on top
- 'Mad Girl's Love Song' does Sylvia Plath
- Mastery of Márquez
- Cartoon
- Philly Kick-Off a success
- Zacarias delights with Suzy Q and steaks
- Professor shares the 'invisible stories' of Guatemala
- 'Universe' makes for mindless eye candy
- Dalva disposes of dreariness with delightful 'Dactyls
- Editor's picks
- WSRN schedule
- Here be 'dactyls
Opinions
- Discovery Weekend: a limited definition of diversity
- For widespread change, U.S. needs to look for deeper stake in the U.N.
- The silent genocide: insights on Zimbabwe
- Op-art
- Extra hours mean more electricity
- Freeing Speech
- Talkin' about my generation?
Sports
- Swat rugby squads step up to weekend competition
- Ouma: A shining star for a hurting sport
- Swarthmore men fight for a playoff spot
- Women's soccer continues to dominate, climb rankings
- Volleyball to host Johns Hopkins for a good cause
- X-C gets Regionals preview
- Physics and Engineering majors battle valiantly on the kickball field
- A long journey
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