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Pterodactyls flocked to campus last Saturday, and Swatties took up arms against the fearsome beasts in this annual tradition. Pictures from the hunt.

The Gazette heard from readers that someone in a Santa Claus costume was in the Amphitheater and Upper Tarble on Saturday night, and was asked to investigate. We heard only vague rumors that it was for a film class -- other, that

A reader noticed that some of the leaves falling near Kohlberg and Trotter had a strange white substance on them. The Arboretum's Josh Coceano went and had a look for us to see what was going on.

On Thursday, the William J. Cooper Foundation sponsored artist Patrick “Pato” Hebert gave a lecture in Kohlberg’s Scheuer Room, during which he shared images of, and stories about, his past works and inspiration. Herbert’s show in and around McCabe Library, “Signing On:

Photos from the last week: a human peace sign, traditional Mexican dance, the Mid-Autumn Festival, congressional candidate Bryan Lentz visiting campus, and more.

Last week was EVS Appreciation Week, and so Sinan Kazaklar '14 sat down with Joan Scheer, his EVS Technician in Wharton, for a conversation. They talked about her time at Swarthmore, her volunteer work rescuing ferrets, and more.

When students first came back to Swarthmore after the summer, there were chalkings across campus advertising NOLArize! and the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. Swatties may wonder: what is NOLArize doing, given that it's been five years since Katrina?

Photos from the last week: HAN's ever-popular Korean barbecue, and a List Gallery event with three artists on still life painting.

Father Ed Windhaus, the Catholic Advisor for the religion communities at the Tri-Consortium, announced this week that he would be leaving this week for a new post as Pastor of St. James Parish for a community in Montgomery County. Father Ed has