Sports - Page 132

On senior day and in their final home meet of the season, Swarthmore men’s and women’s swim teams took on the Gettysburg Bullets on Saturday, with the Garnet men besting the Bullets 117-88, but the women falling 111-94.

This upcoming Thursday, Humzah Soofi '10 and Sami El-Dalati '10 are set to formally replace Kelly Wilcox '97, the Assistant Director of Student Life and Academic Advisor in the Dean's Office. Soofi and El-Dalati, who have completed the required number of credits

Student Council discussed the Haiti relief effort on campus, the decision to ban the Daily Gazette and Phoenix from reporting on candidate interviews for Dean of Students, and campus activities for the semester.

Just four days after defeating the Gettysburg Bullets, then the top team in the Centennial Conference, the Swarthmore Garnet men’s basketball team continued its recent stretch of strong play, earning its first winning streak of the year in Wednesday night’s victory over

For the second straight game at Tarble Pavillion, the Swarthmore Garnet women’s basketball team (7-10, 4-8 CC) had the chance to knock off a ranked opponent. But, after trailing the 12th-ranked Muhlenberg Mules (13-2, 10-1 CC) by just six points at halftime,

Men's basketball stuns Gettysburg at home 58-51. Women's basketball lets early lead slip away to Gettysburg with final score of 60-57. Men's and women's swimming earn victories over Cabrini, men's win 74-55 and women's win 148-88.

Centennial Conference #8 Swarthmore women's basketball defeats rival Haverford in nailbiter game with a final score of 56-52.

Once again, Swarthmore was given the title of the Best Value College by Princeton Review in the publication's ranking of 650 private and public colleges across the country. The college won the same accolade when the "Top 10 Best Value Private Colleges"

Around forty students gathered in Kohlberg last night to meet one of four final candidates being considered to be the new Dean of Students at Swarthmore.

The six Lang Opportunity Scholars from the Class of 2012 are just beginning to work on their projects, which they hope will benefit communities from the Bronx to Kenya, working with topics from living with HIV/AIDS to composting, preventing blindness and sponsoring