Daniel Friel
Two fierce fights end in tough losses for field hockey
Despite two valiant efforts, the Swarthmore field hockey team dropped two conference matches in its last two games of the season, losing at home to Haverford on Wednesday by a score of 4-3, and fallin…
Field hockey falls to Gettysburg
The Swarthmore field hockey team dropped a hard-fought game against a formidable Gettysburg squad 4-0 at home Saturday. Despite the rainy weather and their opponent’s menacing ranking of sixteenth in …
Field hockey regroups after tough losses
While most Swarthmore students enjoyed rest and relaxation over October break last week, the field hockey team kept busy with two challenging conference matchups. The double proved to be a tall order …
Women's soccer takes down McDaniel in sudden-death overtime
It was only a matter of time before the Swarthmore women’s soccer team could seal a victory Saturday night against conference rival McDaniel. Megan Colombo ’11 put mounting frustrations to rest with …
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- Occupy the Polls: a modest theory of political change
- ML residents resist being stereotyped
- Contemporary Young Adult Fiction mimics classics of the past
- The meanings of the Djokovic “miracle forehand”
- Remembering the legacy of Alice Paul, women's rights
- Defending Pennsylvania as the nation’s premier beer state
- Undocumented immigrants Lee and Chairez Arrested
- Digging into the juicier basics of enjoyable, healthy sex
- Defending Pennsylvania as the nation’s premier beer state
- How responsible are managers for their players?
- Students push to establish Greek life for women
- The unspoken violence in the college greek system
- SPJP to boycott Israel food company Sabra
- There must be something rotten in the film industry
- Without tort reform, health care costs will keep rising
- Waffle House, Martindale's provide surprising local options
- Swat's numbers of alcohol-related incidents remain low
- Remembering the legacy of Alice Paul, women's rights
- Countryside Market & Deli plans to rebuild after fire
- Defending Pennsylvania as the nation’s premier beer state
- Grider’s exhibit explores emotion and harmony
- Students push to establish Greek life for women
- Class of 2016 becomes most selective in Swat history
- Elle Larsen
- Yellow Stocking Players to perform Night of Scenes
- Students create new blog about the college application project
