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September 8, 2011
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First-years’ Facebook groups provide insight with limitations
In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg created the social networking site Facebook, which has risen to Internet prominence by providing a convenient and efficient way for people to connect with friends and stay updated in their lives. Over the last few years, Swarthmore started using the site as a meeting ground for incoming first-years.
Before arriving on campus, Swarthmore students can meet fellow first-years, introduce themselves and connect over similar interests and activities. “It’s a really good place…
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News
- Sewer project advances despite delays
- College releases strategic planning draft for public comment
- Free SEPTA tokens are now available to Mawrters
- Week in Pictures
- Director of Public Safety retires after 30 years
- Events menu
Living & Arts
- Contemporary Young Adult Fiction mimics classics of the past
- Rewinding back to their Swarthmore days
- U.S. take on British show produces a lovable cast
- Professor shares poetic creations from sabbatical
- PMA offers abundance of art and music opportunities
- College to recognize 10 year anniversary of national tragedy
- Artwork to demonstrate unpredictability of nature
Opinions
- Weekly Cartoon
- Obama will make audacious jobs speech tonight
- Romney's right: corporations are people
- Danish politics may be remedy for US partisanship
- Like Bryn Mawr, Swat should pick up SEPTA tab
Sports
- Field hockey starts fast, but never lets up in opener
- Men’s soccer wins one in rout, then one in thriller
- Cross country comes out of gate strong in first meet
- Soccer drops two, ends week on high note
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