February 2006 - Page 3 of 4

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Momenta Quartet to premiere new work, “Intelligent Design”

The Momenta Quartet will perform an eclectic concert this Saturday at 8:00 in Lang Concert Hall, including the world premiere of "Intelligent Design," by Daniel Koontz. The quartet, including alum [...]

February 10, 2006

Sports

Plight of cab drivers exposed

Unknown to many, driving taxis is one of the most dangerous professions. Taxi workers face much abuse and poor rewards for their work, such was the topic of discussion sponsored [...]

February 10, 2006

Sports

Newcomer to Democratic congressional race cuts his teeth at Swat

New democratic Congressional candidate Joe Sestak, who hopes to dethrone Republican incumbent Curt Weldon in Pennsylvania's 7th district, made the requisite Swarthmore stop on Wednesday night to discuss his candidacy. [...]

February 9, 2006

Sports

Big names from the Dover trial argue for evolution

Last night, Swarthmore played host to several of the leading figures in the recent Dover trial on the teaching of evolution in schools. Three teachers from Dover Area High School, [...]

February 9, 2006

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“Darkness into Light”: Chris Staley at the List Gallery

Renowned ceramic artist Chris Staley, Head of Ceramics at Penn State University, is the sole focus of the current exhibition at the List Gallery. Considering that all of the works [...]

February 8, 2006

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Middle Eastern Film Festival goes beyond the headlines

This year, the Middle Eastern Film Festival will showcase several movies that depict everyday life in the Middle East. Fahra Ghannam, Peace Studies professor and the overseer of the series, [...]

February 8, 2006

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What happened to the electric stapler?

In an "Ask the Gazette" last week, we tracked the location of the Beardsley electric stapler to the ResTech help desk; however, it is on the move again. Late last [...]

February 7, 2006

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Reconsidering Raphael’s “embarrassing failure”

Assistant Professor of Art History Patricia Reilly delivered the provocatively-titled lecture "When Imitation is not the Sincerest Form of Flattery: Raphael's Michelangelesque nudes in the Vatican Fire in the Borgo" [...]

February 7, 2006

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College Corner: Interview with David Rosen, computer game-creator extraordinaire

While some Swatties find themselves calling home for cash, at least one of us is an entrepreneur already. David Rosen '08 has found a way to turn his love for [...]

February 6, 2006

Sports

Olde Club to feature Les Savy Fav and bands that rose from the ashes of other bands

With a new semester comes a new schedule of shows at Swarthmore's free live music venue, the one and only Olde Club. This semester brings a mixture of old and [...]

February 6, 2006

February 2006 - Page 3

Momenta Quartet to premiere new work, “Intelligent Design”

Plight of cab drivers exposed

Newcomer to Democratic congressional race cuts his teeth at Swat

Big names from the Dover trial argue for evolution

“Darkness into Light”: Chris Staley at the List Gallery

Middle Eastern Film Festival goes beyond the headlines

What happened to the electric stapler?

Reconsidering Raphael’s “embarrassing failure”

College Corner: Interview with David Rosen, computer game-creator extraordinaire

Olde Club to feature Les Savy Fav and bands that rose from the ashes of other bands

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