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March 20, 2008
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SBC's funds run low with new groups; not a 'crisis'
The past few years have been witness to an increasing number of chartered student groups on campus. Especially as the Charter Committee prepares to make a decision on the chartering of Punc/tum!!!, a proposed student-run visual arts magazine that will, according to Student Council Student Groups Advisor Paul Apollo ‘09, cost approximately $14,000 to publish two times per year, calculated efforts will be made on the part of the Student Budget Committee to accommodate any additional student group …
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News
- Without warning, Da Vinci's cafe in the Ville closes permanently; new restaurant to potentially take the space
- SBC, Student Council set to increase SAC oversight
- More thefts in Tarble, McCabe and Mertz
- MULTi week questions constructs of ethnicity, race
- New club to be resource for Japanese study
- Affirmative action ... for men?
Living & Arts
- Cartoon
- Sinologists at Swat
- Vampire Weekend uninspired, hyped-up
- T.C. Boyle
- This 'Jumper' falls to the lowest depths
- Unveiling the inspiration for Marc Jacobs' Fall 2008 collection
- MSA challenges need for spiritual advisors
- Cartoon
- You are what you eat, and how you behave
- Lifestyles of the rich and famous, on a student budget
- Editor's picks
Opinions
- Ignorance at Swat
- Op-art
- Apt questions by protesters
- Obama comes out as black on national TV
- Political cartoon
- Downtown Swat 2020
Sports
- No-hitter highlights softball's sweet spring break trip
- Miller and Lewis earn All-American Honors
- Baseball has successful spring break tour
- Men's lacrosse team stays hot through spring break
- Women's lacrosse team stumbles, recovers nicely to open up spring campaign
- Swarthmore to host 11 teams in Collegiate National Badminton Tournament during upcoming weekend
- Track runs a little, chills a lot over break
- Top football clubs bringing sport down to bottom line
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