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January 27, 2011
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New TVs create buzz on campus
As returning students made their way over to Sharples dining hall early last semester, there seemed to be a new addition to the Swarthmore community. Clinging tightly to the back corner of the main dining room, a 65-inch Samsung flat screen television monitor greeted students at the opening of the new academic year. Curiously enough, it wasn’t, and hasn’t been, turned on.
But this isn’t the only television that’s been getting attention at the college. All over campus, newly-wired cable box…
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News
- Tribute to Professor George Moskos (1948 - 2011)
- Composting to reach McCabe in one week
- NinjaGrams and GN join forces
- Week In Pictures
- Events Menu
Living & Arts
- Crossword Solution
- LSE performers bring energy to LPAC show
- Swat Style Snapshot
- Forget 'Smarriage': the possibilities of TriCo dating
- Bands to bring punk and folk music to Olde Club
- End of winter break brings temporary amnesia
- Exhibition on light, simplicity opens at List Gallery
Opinions
- Greater civility needed after the Tucson shooting
- American exceptionalism shows its darker side
- Bipartisan rhetoric overlooks realities of Congress
Sports
- Three athletes named academic all-stars for 2010
- Men’s and women’s swimming dominate Cabrini
- Super Bowl XLV pits GB Packers against Steelers
- Men’s basketball falls to 5-12 after loss to Ursinus
- Garnet Athlete of the Week: Katie Lytle
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