News - Page 358

by Miles Skorpen

-- One of the questions at the second presidential forum asked the candidates to identify the biggest issues they believed the and IC/BCC struggled with. The candidate's answers were vague. [...]

-- This article is the first of two parts discussing the concerns of IC/BCC groups on this campus. Tomorrow's article will delve further into difficult issues IC/BCC groups have dealt [...]

Last week of classes. Yes, that does mean we are drawing close to exams... and, yes, the end of the semester is a bittersweet parting. That said, we're not there [...]

Tonight at 8:00, pianist Mark Loria '08 will perform his junior recital, which will be comprised of jazz works by Bill Evans, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, and others, along with [...]

Michael Harrington is a copy editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer who has been taking classes and meting with students to talk about writing and journalism at Swarthmore this semester through [...]

This weekend, Swarthmore is to be treated to an ecclectic smattering of drama productions. On Saturday and Sunday, the Theater Department is presenting the Directing II Workshop's Night Of Scenes. [...]

Last year, a mysterious figure scaled a tree along Magill Walk and hung a tree swing that saw near constant use for the few short hours it remained in operation. [...]

This weekend, April 21 and 22, Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" was performed in the Scott Amphitheater. Graced with wonderful weather, the outdoor performances, under the direction of Micaela Baranello '07 and Nora Nussbaum '08, were well attended and received.

Finally, a warm weekend! To celebrate, take a nice long walk in the Crum, or go a little further afield and visit Morris Arboretum or Fairmount Park's Shofuso Japanese Garden [...]