How inclusion drives innovation
If Swarthmore’s computer science core curriculum has taught me anything — other than some Python, C, and C++ —it is
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Columns
My own personal lagom
In Sweden there is an idea called “lagom” (law-gum). Directly translated, using the incredibly accurate Google Translate, “lagom” means “moderate.”
Read moreA picture of a conservative
Not everyone’s political choices are going to make sense to those around them, and it is easy to vilify others
Read moreThe power of low expectations
When I arrived in Stockholm a month ago for study abroad I suddenly found myself with a lot more free
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Making the Best of It: Hooking Up
For some reason, “making” is something viewed as a relic of the past, something that was done out of necessity
Read moreWhy don’t I write anything down?
When I first sat down to write my column I was so excited. During my three semesters of editing for
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Thailand, Trump, and Authoritarianism
Last week, I overheard a conversation about Donald Trump’s refusal to release his tax returns. Two people were arguing if
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In Which We Learn To Appreciate Our Education
At Swarthmore, we sometimes take our elite, intellectual college experience for granted, yet there are people who would do anything
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If Jesus went to Swarthmore
After reading the exposé about the treatment of LGBT Swatties in Swarthmore Christian Fellowship, I was appalled but not shocked.
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