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Students gather around the Sacred Foods display at Sharples on Monday evening, which featured different religious foods in honor of Religion and Spirituality Week.
Tomorrow ends Religion and Spirituality Week, a student-organized event meant to recognize the campus’s richness and diversity of spiritual life. Throughout the week, events meant to encourage discussion and recognition of religion and spirituality have taken place across campus, including the Sacred Foods Display, wherein students were offered opportunities to taste foods sacred to different religions. Other events have included a faculty panel on faith in academia and student discussions. Tonight, students can attend an Interfaith Open House Parlor Party, and tomorrow evening in Bond Hall, Swarthmore Hillel is sponsoring a Jewish Shabbat service and dinner for those interested in learning more about Judaism.
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