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August 25, 2011
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Orientation changes welcome 2015ers
The Class of 2015 was greeted with some changes to orientation this year, although the alterations were less drastic than initially thought.
Campus Advisors (CAs) are working closely with Student Academic Mentors (SAMs) and Resident Assistants (RAs) for a more fluid group experience. CA groups are now run by only one group leader, instead of two. The popular orientation play, Swattie Life Unscripted, is mostly student-run and has very little Dean’s Office involvement. And First Collection moved …
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Living & Arts
- Campus concert hub seeks out student input
- Rewinding Back to Their Swarthmore Days
- Say your goodbyes to this sizzling summer lineup
- Introducing the first-year's fundamental Philly nirvana for good-eats
- Evaluating summer shifts in the publishing world
- Weekly Cartoon
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Sports
- Summer trip to Greece strengthens men's soccer team
- Garnet volleyball team receives academic award
- Women's soccer plays abroad, watches world cup final
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