The Week in Pictures: Grapevine, Basketball, and Thanksgiving Dinners

Jay Kober '14 scored his 1000th point in the game against GettysburgPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Jay Kober '14 scored his 1000th point in the game against Gettysburg
*Photo by Elena Ruyter '14*

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.

Students line up for food at the BCC Thanksgiving dinnerElena Ruyter '14 — Students line up for food at the BCC Thanksgiving dinner
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

Students enjoy good food and company at the BCCElena Ruyter '14 — Students enjoy good food and company at the BCC
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

Seth Liebert '16 takes a shot against GettysburgPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Seth Liebert ’16 takes a shot against Gettysburg
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Elle Larsen '15 in the game against GettysburgPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Elle Larsen ’15 in the game against Gettysburg
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Stephanie Lechich '14 shoots against GettysburgPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Stephanie Lechich ’14 shoots against Gettysburg
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Alex Shaw '00 and special guests Gamo da Paz and Dandha da Hora give a demonstration of traditional Orixa musicPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Alex Shaw ’00 and special guests Gamo da Paz and Dandha da Hora give a demonstration of traditional Orixa music
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Dandha da Hora gives a demonstration of traditional Orixa musicPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Dandha da Hora gives a demonstration of traditional Orixa music
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Ethan Bogdan '14 and Sung Won Ma '16 in 'Jessica' Directed by Joshua Wolfsun '16 and Amelia Dornbush '15Photo by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — Ethan Bogdan ’14 and Sung Won Ma ’16 in ‘Jessica’ Directed by Joshua Wolfsun ’16 and Amelia Dornbush ’15
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Alejandro Bellon '15 in 'Jessica'Photo by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — Alejandro Bellon ’15 in ‘Jessica’
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Cariad Chester '12 speaks about the Humanity in Action programPhoto by Vija Lietuvninkas '14 — Cariad Chester ’12 speaks about the Humanity in Action program
*Photo by Vija Lietuvninkas ’14*

Alex Willingham '15 solos is Grapvine's Fall ConcertPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Alex Willingham ’15 solos is Grapvine’s Fall Concert
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Grapevine takes a bow after their Fall ConcertElena Ruyter '14 — Grapevine takes a bow after their Fall Concert
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

Public Safety hosts Thanksgiving dinner for the RA'sPhoto by Vija Lietuvninkas '14 — Public Safety hosts Thanksgiving dinner for the RA’s
*Photo by Vija Lietuvninkas ’14*

Tyler Zon '16, Devon Baughen '16, Cole Graham '16, R.J. Tischler '16, Mike Selverian '16, and Tyler Welsh '16, Nathan Scalise '16 of "Dirty Mike and the Boys"Photo by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — Tyler Zon ’16, Devon Baughen ’16, Cole Graham ’16, R.J. Tischler ’16, Mike Selverian ’16, and Tyler Welsh ’16, Nathan Scalise ’16 of “Dirty Mike and the Boys”
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Zachary Wunrow '14 performs in Olde ClubPhoto by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — Zachary Wunrow ’14 performs in Olde Club
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Swarthmore Swimming Vs. RowanElena Ruyter '14 — Swarthmore Swimming Vs. Rowan
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

Henry Kietzman '14 swims against RowanElena Ruyter '14 — Henry Kietzman ’14 swims against Rowan
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

<em>“The Week in Pictures” is a weekly photo spread of life at Swarthmore College put together by the staff of The Daily Gazette. If you have a photo you would like to submit, or if you’re interested in joining our media staff, please send inquiries to Elèna Ruyter ’14, our Multimedia Editor, at eruyter1@swarthmore.edu</em>

Elèna Ruyter

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Amused Alum '13 says:

November 25, 2013 at 5:15 pm

GRAPEVINEEEE <3

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