Sports - Page 161

"Mr. Swarthmore" competition will be held for the second year in a row, by the the Ladies Soiree Society (LaSS); the competition will be in Upper Tarble at 8 pm [...]

Sigma Xi, Swarthmore’s scientific research society, welcomed Dr. Greg Wallace of George Washington University and the Children’s Medical Center in DC to campus this past Wednesday to speak on “The [...]

James Saxon '09 was one of 321 juniors and seniors nationally who won the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship this year. Mark Mai '09 received an honorable mention. This highly competitive [...]

Scoreboard W.Tennis: Swarthmore 6, Dickinson 3 Women's Tennis: Garnet Edges Red Devils The Swarthmore women's tennis (7-4, 6-1 CC) team picked up an 6-3 win when they traveled to Dickinson [...]

On Tuesday evening, Student Council held a chat with Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Jim Bock '90 on Swarthmore's decision to eliminate loans from its aid package. Bock began [...]

SCOREBOARD Men's Lacrosse #5 Washington (Md.) 13, Swarthmore 6 MEN'S LACROSSE: Fateful Third Cramps Garnet Upset Bid The Swarthmore men's lacrosse team went toe-to-toe with fifth-ranked Washington (Md.) through the [...]

Mike Gravel, an ex-Senator from Alaska, stumped for the Libertarian nomination in Bond Hall yesterday to a crowd of Swatties. Until recently, Gravel was campaigning as a Democrat, but switched [...]

The sudden death of a 38 year-old working class man was the central focus of the talk that professor Farha Ghannam gave on Tuesday, entitled "The Life and Death of [...]

Some information presented in the article International Poetry Magazine Created at Swarthmore; Charter Denied was incorrect regarding the charter-status of the Night Café and Pun/ctum!!!. A total of 19 groups [...]

Reverend Ralph Roy, ’50, opened Tri-Co Peace Week last Friday with a speech recalling his Swarthmore days and his life of political activism. After graduating from Swarthmore, Roy attended Columbia [...]