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Recognizing the Work of Athletics Communication: In Response to “Hidden Hierarchy”

Daniel Altieri’s op-ed “There’s a Hidden Hierarchy in Athletics. Let’s Change That.” was important in that it showed how a significant number of athletes are not content with their treatment by the athletics department. In addition, every time I saw a “Group

April 4, 2019

Opinion

More than Mere Consumption: On Pursuing Radical Self-Care

At Swarthmore, we often hear the phrase ‘self-care’ or are asked, “How are you taking care of yourself?” If we seriously consider the answer to that question, many of us would have to say that we aren’t. In the commercialized society that

April 4, 2019

Sports

There’s a New Challenger in Formula One

Formula 1 is the premier motorsport series in the world, and has been so since its inception in 1950. Achieving viewership figures in the hundreds of millions annually, it is passionately followed by car enthusiasts, and loved for its excitement, drama, and

April 4, 2019

Highlights·News

Board of Managers Profile: Davia Temin on #MeToo, Business, and Finding Her Path

Board of Managers member Davia Temin ’74 arrived at Swarthmore the year that the college first operated without some of the parietal rules it had held since its founding in 1864. “It was a time of great change for women, for men,

April 1, 2019

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Recognizing the Work of Athletics Communication: In Response to “Hidden Hierarchy”

More than Mere Consumption: On Pursuing Radical Self-Care

There’s a New Challenger in Formula One

Board of Managers Profile: Davia Temin on #MeToo, Business, and Finding Her Path

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