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April 7, 2011
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Genderfuck to have increased security
Swarthmore’s largest party of the year, “Genderfuck,” will be enforced by new security measures this year to ensure the safety of everyone in attendance. Student safety at the party has been a growing issue and, just last year, resulted in a formal disassociation between the party and the Sager Symposium for Queer issues. According to Director of Public Safety Owen Redgrave, last year’s party resulted in seven alcohol related incidents that required ambulances and hospital treatment.
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- Rewinding back to their Swarthmore days
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- Professor to discuss religious dissimulation in Islamic societies
- Moolah! You’ve earned it, now how do you grow it?
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- Cartoon: Swarthmore Student Dictionary
- The right reasons for intervention overcome doubts
- The perpetual problem with public bargaining
- In hip-hop, double standards still abound
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- Garnet Athlete of the Week: Kyle Knapp
- With the playoffs approaching, Purkey recaps NHL season
- Baseball sees recent skid, hopes for playoff berth
- Softball team looks to get back on winning track
- 2011 Major League Baseball season predictions
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