Screw Your Roommate 2012 in Pictures

February 19, 2012
Jeanie N. '12 and Andrew Stromme '12 (Princess and a Toad)By Adam Chuong '12
Jeanie N. '12 and Andrew Stromme '12 (Princess and a Toad)
By Adam Chuong '12

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.

On Saturday, Swatties made their way to Sharples Dining Hall for the most Swakward first date ever, Screw Your Roommate. During this tradition, which dates back many years, students dress up as their favorite duos and search for their mates in Sharples lobby. Listed as #45 on “75 Ways to be a Swarthmorean,” Screw is an event to look forward to each year.

Photo contributions by Adam Chuong ’12, Hanna Kozlowska ’12, and Ellen Sanchez ’13.

For more Screw Your Roommate, check out these articles from the Gazette archives:

Uke the Screws: You Live in Willets by Amy DiPierro
The Secrets of Screw Success by The Serial Monogamist
Swat Bromance: Bill Beck and Nathan Wainstein by Peter Liebenson
Screw Your Roommate 2010: In Video by Alex Ho and Kyle Goeckner-Wald
Screw Blues by The Duchess of Swarthmore Esq PhD
& Screw by Gabriel Ramirez and Sergio Rivas

 
 

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