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Swatties showed off their artistic carving skills during this year's pumpkin carving contest, held in Sharples.

Green Party supporters haven't been as prominent on campus this election year, but their support is still strong with current candidate Cynthia McKinney. Students largely cite McKinney's unwavering strong environmental and anti-war issues as swaying them away from Obama.

It’s a good time to visit the city—the Phillies have won the World Series, the leaves are falling in Fairmount Park, and Halloween haunts abound.

Photo coverage of the debate between Joe Sestak and Craig Williams in LPAC on Wednesday.

With Swarthmore students coming from all over the country, we asked a few students where they decided to register to vote in the coming presidential election.

The ice cream endowment is only a rumor.

This week, Butoh artist and teacher, Katsura Kan will be offering a lecture and two workshops on Butoh, a Japanese avant-garde dance form.

Several Swarthmore professors from different academic departments comment on the financial crisis. Comments touch upon the foreseeable future impact of the crisis on the US and global economy, and the relevance for Swarthmore students.

In the technology world, it is the era of the Apple. At Swarthmore, too, the computer is on the rise; half of students now use Macs, as opposed to only 15% eight years ago. Here Restech and students speak about their personal