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Hi! My name's Gabriella (Gabby) Capone. I'm involved in Enlace, Multi, the Chester Youth Court Group and I play field hockey. In high school I was an elected representative to Council for 3 years and Vice President in my last year. Like

My name is Victor Brady and I would like to represent you on Student Council as one of your Campus Life Representatives. I love our Swarthmore Community, and beyond working as a tour guide and with our Swarthmore athletic teams, I would

My name is Maria Thomson and I am running to be Secretary of our Student Council. I believe I am well-suited to fill this position primarily given my history of exemplary organization and note-taking habits, in addition to efficiency, timeliness, and seriousness

Hello students of Swarthmore College, my name is Rachell Morillo and I am currently a first year student. I am writing in hopes of convincing you to vote for me as Campus Life Representative. At face value, this position may seem a

Hello, my name is Olivia Ensign and I want to represent you as the Vice President of Swarthmore Student Council. For those of you who like to skim there are three major themes included in my platform: more active student participation in

Hi, my name is Peter Ballen, and I’m running to be a campus life representative. Why did I choose to apply for this position? Because, I got tired of the constant emails describing how wonderful working on StuCo was, and it’s not

Photos from Thanksgiving dinner in Sharples, as well as shots of the new sculpture outside DKAP and Barry Schwartz speaking on happiness.

Photos from the last week's events, including the Rose Tattoo Cafe, a Choir concert, lectures on health care reform and Latin American cinema, and a dance/theater performance called FLATLAND 2010.

Photos from last weekend's student show The Winter's Tale, one of Shakespeare's late plays.

Photos from the last week: a panel by alumni on teaching and researching English language learners, i-20's International Fair, a discussion on the future of feminism, and a panel and workshop on APIA women self-silencing in the classroom and elsewhere.