Editor’s note: This article was initially published in The Daily Gazette, Swarthmore’s online, daily newspaper founded in Fall 1996. As of Fall 2018, the DG has merged with The Phoenix. See the about page to read more about the DG.
Gabriel Ramirez explores what exactly Swarthmore students want from the village of Swarthmore.
There was a used bookstore, but all these food options are agreeable!
“We have dunkin donuts..”
“That’s not a coffee shop.”
“Don’t we have a Chinese place?”
“Dude…”
I also love the foot. <3
This video is hilarious/awesome! Good job, Daily Gazette!
I wish that before people blasted the Co-op for being too expensive, they did a price comparison between it and Genuardi’s. There are certainly things that are more expensive (produce, for example), but it’s priced competitively for many essentials (milk, flour, sugar), and it’s locally owned!
Since food prices have increased recently, I think the Gazette should do another article comparing the nearby grocery options, to help students get over their knee-jerk reaction to the Co-op.
WAWA!
Virginia, the Gazette already has you covered!
http://daily.swarthmore.edu/2007/09/10/mythbusters-genaurdis-and-the-co-op/
WAWA! Seconded!
If the ville had a drug store/pharmacy, like a CVS or something, all would be good.
I want the truth from the Ville.
That’s what I want.
These short little video ‘reporting’ clips are by far the best thing ever.
that was hilarious