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this event was inspiring and made me truly honored and happy to be a part of this community. the room was filled, yet i wonder why it was not overflowing on a campus like ours? an event organized independently by 8 professors meant for the whole campus at such a momentous time in swarthmore and, really, world history is rare and means a great deal.