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“Wedekind’s “Spring Awakening” given new life by Franzen’s translation and Stevens’ direction”

Lauren Stokes contributed to this story. Society's varied and opposing attitudes toward sex are at the heart of Frank Wedekind's "Spring Awakening," performed this weekend in the Pearson-Hall Theater in [...]

April 2, 2007

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Weekend Roundup: Peace, Fools, and a trip through the Old City

For this lovely April Fools weekend, there are quite a few things to see on campus, including a Sager and Peace Week events. While you're at it, why not take [...]

March 30, 2007

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William Plumer Potter Fiction prize awarded to McIlraith, Crampton, Baldwin

Yesterday afternoon in the Scheuer Room, novelist Diane Ayres read a portion from her novel "Other Girls" and announced the winners of the William Plumer Potter Fiction competition. First place [...]

March 29, 2007

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Ask the Gazette: Are freshman assigned to dorms based on the dorm’s individual “culture”?

The Gazette recently received a question regarding whether or not freshman were assigned to a dorm based on the dorm's "culture." Students imagined that this could be done for one [...]

March 28, 2007

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Weekend Roundup: Sager Symposium, Bach’s birthday, Walk for Water, and more…

This weekend, there are a goodly number of options on and off campus that you can participate in to get involved in something a little bit different. Among the alliterative [...]

March 23, 2007

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Transformation of Queer activism central to this year’s Sager Symposium

This year's Sager Symposium, co-chaired by Kative Van Winkle '07 and Matthew Armstead '08, is a wide lineup of events organized around the central theme of "The Norming and Transforming [...]

March 22, 2007

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Weekend Roundup: Spring break at last!

Congratulations, you have now officially survived three quarters of the school year (more or less) and "Spring" (again, more or less) is here. Spring break is a chance to escape, [...]

March 9, 2007

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Figure painter Michael Ananian at List

Yesterday, March 8, Michael Ananian opened his exhibit at the List with a lecture in LPAC discussing his work and influences. "Two Voices," his show, will be exhibiting through April [...]

March 9, 2007

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Weekend Roundup: Laughs and culture abound this weekend

"Life is a tragedy to those who feel, a comedy to those who think." The last weekend before break and for many a weekend amidst midterms is the perfect time [...]

March 2, 2007

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Haverford gallery includes work from Swarthmore’s collection

Haverford student William Coleman '07 will be the first student at Haverford to curate an exhibit in Haverford's Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery. The exhibit is an impressive collection of Pennsylvania landscape [...]

March 2, 2007

Daisy Yuhas

“Wedekind’s “Spring Awakening” given new life by Franzen’s translation and Stevens’ direction”

Weekend Roundup: Peace, Fools, and a trip through the Old City

William Plumer Potter Fiction prize awarded to McIlraith, Crampton, Baldwin

Ask the Gazette: Are freshman assigned to dorms based on the dorm’s individual “culture”?

Weekend Roundup: Sager Symposium, Bach’s birthday, Walk for Water, and more…

Transformation of Queer activism central to this year’s Sager Symposium

Weekend Roundup: Spring break at last!

Figure painter Michael Ananian at List

Weekend Roundup: Laughs and culture abound this weekend

Haverford gallery includes work from Swarthmore’s collection

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