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College Republicans re-start conversation

As a student body, it seems as though we consider conversation, debate, and the sharing of experiences to be the hallmarks of the Swarthmore experience. Yet, with a predominantly liberal student body, one could say that conversations in past years have been decidedly one-sided. Over the past 14 years, the College Republicans have existed on-and-off as an operating group, and with its recent revival, it seems as though Swarthmore may be shaken up — but in a good way.

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News

• Plan B pill arrives at Worth Health Center
• Student Council deals problems with online ballot, candidates find inventive ways to spread their message
• RIAA detects illegal file sharing cases on campus
• Coffee bar trial proves successful, longer hours to come
• Bookmobile for Chester children moves forward
• Good Food initiates composting program with a scrape-off
• Christmas tree sparks eco-debate at Penn State on whether the college should use an artificial, cut or live tree
• Extended McCabe hours a reality for next semester
• College Republican revival to broaden campus political spectrum
• Stolen car reported and found within hours
• A recently revived SDS gets involved nationally, regionally
• Dean recognized regionally as an influential Latino
• Biology professor's Vatican lecture bridges science and theology

Living & Arts

• Make a 3-D snowflake out of The Phoenix
• This season, Swatties bring holiday cheer with charity
• Alumnus returns with his first feature film
• Night of Scenes gets surreal for better or for worse
• cartoon
• Hindu Club adds diversity
• Visually stimulating
• Hey, what are friends for?
• Chorus enraptures
• Intellectual fashion?
• 'Snow' is bloody brilliant
• Smarts and charm at the first Mr. Engineer
• A diversity of styles featured in the Fall Dance Concert
• Swarthmore after hours
• Editor's picks

Opinions

• The changing face of conservatism
• Op-art
• DU thanks supporters
• Eye on Venezuela
• Op-art
• Hypocrisy can spark change
• Central and South America begin leaning to the left
• Zimbabwe's Central Intelligence Organization curbs nation's progress

Sports

• Swat men suffer tough losses after injuries
• Miller sets another Swarthmore record at F&M Invite
• Finding the beauty in everyday Swat sports moments
• Badminton faces off against top competition
• Women's bball opens season with spunk
• Football legends -- memories of Baggio

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