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February 21, 2008
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Bryn Mawr selects Jane McAuliffe as new president
Starting on July 30, the presidency of Bryn Mawr College will change hands from current President Nancy J. Vickers to Dr. Jane Dammen McAuliffe.
In Feb. 2007 Vickers announced her intent to retire, and since then a 15-member committee has been guiding the search for a new president. The leading candidate identified by that search was McAuliffe, currently serving as acting Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Georgetown University. On Feb. 8, 2008, Bryn Mawr presented a press release annou…
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News
- Congressman Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) speaks to Democrats and others about his legislative agenda
- 2020 campaign strives to incorporate student visions
- Eldridge recalls racial tensions of undergraduate days
- Northern Illinois perserveres
- Swarthmore Inn progresses to next phase
- Quiz Bowl wins in the Mideast
- Delta Upsilon fraternity hosts discussion on the role of men's groups in confronting sexual violence
- Crum Woods committee discusses elimination of deer
- Rugby denied National Guard grant, is recompensated
- Wisconsin students bring big poll turnout
- Northwestern U. faculty call plagiarism allegations a crisis
Living & Arts
- Swarthmore sees 'Red'
- Enjoying a concert with coffee at DaVinci's
- Swarthmore star
- Culturally sensitive conquistadors of the old world
- Writers strike ends, but networks still need to reform system
- Party scene nostaglia
- When hip hop goes pop
- Soweto at Swat
- cartoon
- WSRN schedule
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Op-art
- Suspicious deaths of former government employees
- When is a cow evil?
- Political cartoon
- Anonymous ignorance
- The Phoenix staff increasingly diverse
- New generation of enthused Dems
- No 2020 preparation without representation
- Republican misappropriation
Sports
- Badminton defeats rival Haverford, preps for Nationals
- Real life Rocky
- First-year runner Caitlin Russell talks about her standout season
- Garnet women drop two to Mules and Bullets, look to rebound
- Men's basketball splits a pair, prepares for Fords
- Basketball teams Think Pink to raise awareness
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