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October 25, 2007
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McCabe exhibits the Lieberman Collection
In June 2005, William Lieberman ’43, a well-known curator for the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, passed away and donated his extensive personal collection to the college library. Sarah Burford ’08 has been working on the Lieberman Collection since last spring semester and is putting on an exhibition at McCabe Library that begins next week.
The opening reception for the exhibition titled “Modern Musings: Treasures from The Lieberman Collection” will take place next T…
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- Earthlust supports environmental justice in Chester
- Coming Out Week encourages discussion
- Professor Orr urges local efforts to solve sustainability issues
- Conference draws attention to racial profiling
- Computer science teams vie in Battle of the Brains
- Multiple thefts reported
- The Roots to perform for LSE
- Global Health Forum helps battle malaria
- Sharples brings new innovations to mealtime
- Security issues discussed in light of blue light system
- CJC issues reprimand for violation of alcohol policy
Living & Arts
- Poetry 'out of nothing'
- Cartoon
- Staying clean and green
- A play to die for
- A glimpse into another culture
- Banned books
- Darfur Radio Project
- Dressing up for Halloween on a shoestring
- The art of the costume from a veteran's perspective
- Michael Clayton is the anti-Erin Brokovich
- How much fun is photographing yourself having fun?
- Flailing to fight the fallout after fall break
- Refuge Art Show
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Exotic locales rarely the paradise of popular media
- "Hate" speech?
- Cartoon
- Silencing of chalkings problematic
- African Union lost sight of its original premise
- Re-defining 'stigma' means self-reflection
- For further greening, Swarthmore should look to solar energy
Sports
- Swat harriers pass final test before championships
- Garnet field hockey's woes continue
- Sutcliffe, OT offense give Swat big conference wins
- Swat feasts on Bears despite injuries as season winds down
- Cease-fire in the outfield?
- Pats, Sox, BC -- Boston sports spit hot fire
- With tie vs. Fords, Garnet in playoffs
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