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November 8, 2007
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Philly shuttle expansion plan anticipates more flexibility
Student Council members are working with engineering students Sophia Pan ’09 and Tina Yeung ’09 to revamp the Philly Shuttle service, which provides free transportation to Philadelphia on weekends.
Every Friday and Saturday evening, a Swarthmore van rolls up to Parrish circle to pick up students and drive them into Philadelphia for free. Swarthmore students who use the service must reserve seats online in advance. The shuttle, the equivalent of a free chauffeur service, makes stops at Chinat…
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- Search for new ITS director continues with Barton
- Library revamped at Chester school
- Congress considering protection of college funding
- Army and Navy cadets verbally spar in Peaslee-hosted event
- Bloom and Welsh discuss college finances
- Worth Health Center envisions renovations and additions
- Students lobby on climate at Power Shift 2007
- New Orleans Week fosters campus awareness and involvement
- Citizens pledge to take back Philly streets
- Computer science team ranks 33rd in IBM's regional contest
Living & Arts
- Speak up for green
- Cartoon
- Imani Winds impresses crowd
- A vision for Venezuela
- Swarthmore uprooted
- Indulging in guilty pleasures on the tube
- Time's a wastin' on the World Wide Web
- The road not taken
- Impractical is the new black
- No plot? No problem! NaNoWriMo begins
- 'American Gangster' makes an offer movie watchers can't refuse
- Revisiting a misunderstood masterpiece
- Not just another lit mag
- The arts in first person
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Benefits of universal health care outweigh costs
- Misrepresentation of columnist in Spike's 'The Paenix' libelous
- CAM raises additional class issues
- Defending beliefs
- Fiscal accountability
- SAT tutoring perpetuates faulty system
- Diversity within SCF should not be characterized as 'fundamentalist'
Sports
- A break in the action: picking NBA favorites
- Swat women's soccer falls in semifinals
- Delaware county to construct MLS stadium
- Evil Buzzards fall to Haverford to close out season
- The numbers, they confuse me
- Tide drowns Terror, looks to F&M
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