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September 1, 2011
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Paces Café receives its first makeover in a decade
Correction Appended
Within the past week, an array of aesthetic, operational and functional changes have been made to the Paces Café space that is nestled in the far southwestern corner of Clothier Hall. Having earned a reputation throughout the college as the grungy site of Pub Nite and weekend dance parties, Paces is in the process of being reborn as a cleaner, more integrated community space through efforts made by its current student leadership as well as by the administration.
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- Remembering the legacy of Alice Paul, women's rights
- LRC renovated to enhance studio learning space
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- College well represented in 2011 Philly art festivals
- Exploring very sexy alternatives of a different kind
- Swat athletes becomes summer globetrotters
- There must be something rotten in the film industry
- Global money markets exchange and transform
- Baking cookies that mimic the Swattie experience
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- Nutter's response to flashmobs is ineffective
- Switching sides in the immigration debate
- The casualties of vigilantly policing political correctness
- The U.S. needs to borrow, spend and create jobs
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- Men's soccer looks to bring home conference title
- Women's soccer eyes postseason after near miss
- What Adam Dunn's historic struggles remind us
- Golf aims to bring strong finish into new season
- For volleyball, classic upset just the beginning
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