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September 22, 2011
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Sew Swatties stitches feminism, environmentalism
Sewing is regarded as a relatively antiquated craft by many people of our generation. Most grew up buying their clothes in stores and handing them off to their parents to be mended. Actually using a needle and thread is usually regarded as the common domestic work of housewives or associated with grandmothers in rocking chairs. However, a student group on campus, Sew Swatties, is looking to revitalize the craft in a revolutionary way: by uniting it with both feminism and environmentalism.
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- Vice President Bayer leaves for Duke after 10 years at Swat
- S.M.A.R.T team adjusting to Title IX
- Fang named Environmental Sustainability Coordinator
- Events Menu
- Week in Pictures
Living & Arts
- The lowdown on cheap eats in University City
- Enlace, O.A.S.I.S. host string of LHM performances
- TEDxSwarthmore set to bring alumni speakers in spring
- Local bass quintet to perform a variety of styles
- What we really talk about when we talk about e-books
- Guilty pleasure shows still strike emotional chord
- Plays in preview: monologues, Sondheim and stockings
Opinions
- Weekly Cartoon
- Voter apathy undermines Swarthmore student politics
- Solyndra scandal compromises US energy policy
- To bail or not to bail, that is the question
- With ‘millionaire tax,’ Obama engages in class warfare
- Letter to the Editor: Strategic Planning costs
- My Name is Yon Yonson: Lessons from the Financial Crisis
Sports
- Langley signs with major-league soccer team
- Latest win highlights consistency of men’s soccer
- Field hockey opens conference play with loss
- Women’s soccer streak hits four with win over F&M
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