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While students were away, crime continued in the maybe-not-quite-so-quiet town of Swarthmore. Notes from the calls police handled over the summer, including: theft, assault, underage drinking, (BB gun) shootings (of windows), and advice on how to handle solicitors when they come knocking.

Student Council discussed the new course recommendation site, the upcoming Board of Manager's meeting (particularly the luncheon open to students), and the idea of focusing meetings each week on one particular topic, among other things.

One of the semester's biggest parties at Haverford was raided by state police Thursday night; they were tipped off by an anonymous source (reputedly a Bi-Co student). More information was gathered via the event's public Facebook listing. 27 Haverford and four Bryn

Essie Mae’s is extending its dining and meal equivalency hours: on a trial period, it will be open until midnight on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

The College renovated Kohlberg Coffee Bar and the area behind it that used to house the faculty lounge. The coffee bar has expanded slightly and added a little storage space, to make it a more workable space given the high volume that

Last Saturday, the Board of Managers convened for its annual meeting of the school year to act on the remainder of the 2009-2010 budget for the College, including deciding to hold salaries at the same level as last year.

On Monday, May 4th, around 7 PM, Swarthmore Police and College Public Safety were summoned to the Wharton residence hall after reports of an armed intruder in the dorm. According to a Public Safety Bulletin issued to students last night, a female

Three weeks ago, College Treasurer Suzanne Welsh and Vice President of Human Resources Melanie Young held several meetings for staff to discuss the college's financial situation and possible cuts to staff salary and benefits. Students and staff were alarmed by the potential

Miranda Weinberg ’09, a linguistics major and history/music minor, is a Fulbright recipient and will be conducting research abroad next year in Nepal. She will be leaving in early to mid September and spending ten months there.

StuCo discuss a new constitutional amendment, campus security, special election update, rollover funds, and student job conflicts.