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February 24, 2011
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Town Center West Project finally moves forward
The Town Center West Project, which hopes to build a new inn, bookstore and restaurant on
Swarthmore’s campus, was approved by the Board of Managers this past weekend. The project is to
be located on the south side of Swarthmore’s campus, near the Ville.
“[This is] not just putting things down in the Ville but it serves very much some of the needs of our
community,” President Rebecca Chopp said, who announced the decision to go through with the
project in a thorough, 1,450 word e-mai…
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News
- SLAP rallies for worker neutrality in Town West Project planning
- Shuttle services get added support
- Boateng awarded prestigious grant for grad school
Living & Arts
- Swat Style Snapshot
- ‘King’s Speech’ poised to take top Oscar honors
- Crossword Solution
- Steve says: let’s give online dating the ol’ college try
- Monologues raise awareness for women's sexuality
- Professor co-authors biography about Spanish writer
- Haverford symposium addresses disability in the arts
- Hungarians are caught between the East and West
- Freshmen finally gain knowledge, learn how to talk
Opinions
- Borough's liquor laws should be reexamined now
- Unions are the key to real educational reform
- Wisconsin Democrats must face their responsibilities
Sports
- Ceylan Bodur finishes stellar career with 1,001 points
- Swim teams place third at Conference Championships
- Fans reinforce athletes’ quests for huge salaries
- Women’s basketball closes out season with win
- Athlete of the Week: Margaret Regan
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