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August 26, 2010
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Good Food keeps campus’ green momentum rolling
Composting at Swarthmore is about to become much more efficient.
After two years of collaborating with students, Kanti Somani’s project of installing solar-powered compost bins on campus has reached its final stage. In a partnership with the college, Somani, the owner of a compost company called worms.com, applied for a $16,000 grant from the commonwealth of Pennsylvania in early 2008. They were awarded the grant in 2009, and two bins were installed in Hicks Hall and tested.
The bins will tur…
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- College swears in first female president
- College to transition to Moodle by fall 2012
- Summer residents leave costly mess
- Egg vandals plauge Borough of Swarthmore
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Living & Arts
- Explore Philly: Upcoming events in the city
- Top 10 campus hang-outs
- Alumni theater group nominated for six Barrymores awards
- Swat Style Snapshot
- Getting to and from Philly: the Liberty Bell by train
- Cera’s Scott Pilgrim closes summer season with fun
- Bridging social commentary and cheap entertainment
Sports
- Taking a crack at settling the clutch-hitting debate
- Soccer ladies’ ECAC title win voted “Moment of the Year”
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