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Amidst the drizzling rain, overcast sky, and bracing winds on an early Tuesday morning, dozens of Swatties joined thousands of people in Chester for one purpose: to see Presidential Candidate Senator Barack Obama.

Class Awareness Month began on Monday with a closed discussion for working class students. This year brings a petition for "seminar break funds" and more textbooks in the library, as well as exciting events.

This year the Social Activities Committee will host the annual Halloween Party in Sharples on Saturday November 1st. In the past the Halloween Party has been held in the resident dorms of Mary Lyons and in Upper Tarble and Paces, but this

SBC extended campus shuttle service to Saturday mornings after receiving after receiving several requests from students.

There are a few students at Swarthmore with a profound love for New Orleans, and this week they want to share that love for New Orleans with the whole community through cultural events.

Student Council discusses plans for upcoming Spring Elections and the possible payment of hired committee members.

Meeting once a month, PersuASIAN is a new group for queer members of the Asian/Pacific Islander American Community to have new conversations at the intersection of race, sexuality, and Asian-American identity.

What happens to the budget when you lose $200 million? Are alumni still going to be giving money? What's happening to other schools?

We asked some Swarthmore students and staff who they were rooting for in the World Series.

Global Neighbors, a new service group working with individuals with leprosy or Hansen's Disease (HD), is currently raising funds to send two student externs to rural China over winter break. Both externs intend to establish a local network of connections with Joy