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November 17, 2011
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Swat students operate homeless shelter
This fall, a group of students from Swarthmore, in addition to both undergraduate and graduate students from six other colleges, kick-started the Student-Run Emergency Housing Unit of Philadelphia (SREHUP), a budding initiative dedicated to providing shelter during the coldest months of the year for the homeless and the socially underprivileged in the heart of the city.
Students from Temple, Drexel, Penn, Villanova, Saint Joseph’s and Delaware Community College, along with 25 students from Swart…
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- Judith Butler speaks at Bryn Mawr as Mary Flexner lecturer
- Late night dining options proposed for hungry students
- Events Menu
Living & Arts
- Oscar’s crying game: the use & abuse of melancholy
- Wind Ensemble performs professional, student compositions
- Adding ‘Twilight’ to a syllabus meets challenges
- Essence of Soul hosts its first fall concert in AP lounge
- Sweet eatables make the holidays go 'round
- Working out the "kinks" in non-conventional sex
Opinions
- Swarthmore’s role in answering Kristof’s call to action
- After Zuccotti: the way forward for Occupy Wall Street
- The delayed decision on the Keystone XL pipeline
- Regulation isn’t always the answer: zoning in green cities
- Encouraging community before Quakerism at Swat
- Weekly Cartoon
Sports
- Women’s basketball opens season with win over Widener
- After historic regular season, volleyball falls in ECACs
- Swarthmore participates in Quidditch World Cup
- Swimming’s first loss comes at the hands of F&M
- Men’s soccer finishes strong with ECAC championship
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