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April 16, 2009
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Multifaceted approach reframes feminism
The Feminist Front at Swarthmore
A common perception of feminist activism on campus seems to be that it lacks unity, that it simply does not comprise a cohesive movement. While there are more than a few active groups on campus that could be classified as anti-sexist, many students said the groups don’t function as parts of a whole as much as they function as separate organizations with individual aims, resulting in what seems a fragmented approach to feminist activism. Though many of the groups …
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News
- Visiting student robbed at gunpoint
- Candidates spar during StuCo Presidential debate
- Sestak talks environment, students lobby legislation
- Week in Pictures
- Chopp greets college with informal reception
- Heo to study health in Vietnam as Luce Scholar
Living & Arts
- Editor's Picks
- 'Romeo and Juliet' gets killer reinterpretation
- Celebrating Haitian culture
- Spoken word artist Stewart performs for poetry festival
- Filmmaker Spiro shows tragic wounds of ‘War’
- ‘American Buffalo’ is Mamet at his meatiest
- The prank that never gets old
- Why we love T.V. nerds
- Gelato and Easter Mass in Rome
- Party without going out
- Crispian's Day
- Crossword: In the words of Gertrude Stein ...
Opinions
- On identity and history
- Interpreting the launch
- Letter from the Editor
- Realizing the potential for focused student activism
- Rachel Bell for president:
- Shaun Kelly for president
- Esther Burson for educational policy representative:
- Marie Rousseau for Campus Life Representative
- Richard Brode for financial policy representative:
- Benjamin Francis for student group advisor:
- Op-art
- Questioning the role of the Phoenix
- Interpreting North Korea's launch
Sports
- Title IX a small segment of sports sexism stigma
- Lopsided halves a lingering lament for women's lacrosse
- Sports in brief: softball splits with Arcadia
- Archibald comes up big in baseball's first CC win
- Mullarkey resets program record, leads all of Division III in steeplechase
- Garnet Athlete of the Week
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