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November 1, 2007
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Campus Camp Wellstone teaches activism tactics
This past weekend, 45 Swarthmore students participated in the Campus Camp Wellstone training and leadership development program for progressive political activism. Started in 2002, this nonprofit grassroots campaign was constructed in honor of Senator Paul Wellstone and his wife, Sheila, who were killed in a plane crash on Oct. 22, 2002.
During his time in office, Senator Wellstone won important victories in the areas of environmental preservation, health care reform, economic security and child…
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News
- College passes sustainability test but not with flying colors
- Class Awareness Month kicks off
- Two candidates remain for ITS director position
- McCabe Foundation presents Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist
- Third bi-annual trip to Ghana scheduled for January
- Fulbright Scholar visits Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon
- Career Services launches week about public sector
- Outbreak of multiple thefts plague students in McCabe Library
- Halloween party results in medical emergency, police involvement
- WoC supports campaign denouncing violence against women
- Off-campus shuttle extends morning hours
- Russian Club revived, reformed, revitalized
Living & Arts
- Bright side of 'Life'
- Cartoon
- Group lights up the stage
- "They can't put me in a box"
- The Roots
- Deshi celebrates a week of cultural awareness
- Director uses media activism to help an 'Untouched' community
- Fantasy fashion
- 'Shape' takes a new look at Adam and Eve
- Fundamentalism can leave little room for discussion
- Museums turn art into a stale commodity
- Jazz Symposium pays tribute to Ellington
- Fighting shyness as a modern means of empowerment
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Chalkings commended
- Online social networking breeds narcissism
- With admissions, actions speak louder than words
- Donate $10 towards to treating malaria and save a life
- Focus on Puerto Rico is necessary
- Op-art
- Op-art
- Armenian genocide needs recognition
- Op-art
- Understanding Islam
- Mourning the loss of 'the Zimbabwe before'
- Being a queer ally calls for self-evaluation
Sports
- Men's soccer downs Fords, plays waiting game
- Mo' money, mo' problems
- Swat cruises into playoffs
- Garnet say goodbye to seniors with five-set loss
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