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February 8, 2010
 
 
In News

SGA Prepares for Grand May Day

By Elizabeth Held

News Editor

The Class of 2010’s graduation will be marked by a special event: Grand May Day.

Grand May Day occurs every four years, and coincides with graduation of the dark blue class. It was also the topic of conversation for SGA this past Sunday. Read the rest of this entry »

Globalize, Collaborate, and Skype at BMC?

Bi-Co Students Join Haitian Relief Efforts

Increase in Early Decision Students Sparks Soul-Searching

In Features

Personal Finance Column: Risky Business?

By James Burton

Columnist

Risk. It is possibly the most popular term that has emerged from the financial crisis after “sub-prime.”

Perhaps for this reason, many of us are scared to take financial risks. Most people understand that with greater risk comes greater reward; however, very few of us are willing to take financial risks ourselves. There is nothing wrong with avoiding these risks. Read the rest of this entry »

The Green Mission of Claudia Kent

So Far, A Life Comes Full Circle Working at Haverford

Ladies of the Night: Sleep Deprivation

In Sports

Fords Ball on Swat for Sixth Time in a Row

By Atticus Brigham
Staff Writer

The Fords, led by Sam Permutt ’11’s double-double, handily beat rival Swarthmore on Wednesday night in front of a full crowd.

The Garnet came out strong and were up by seven a quarter of the way through the game, but over the following ten minutes the Fords scored 18 points while holding the Garnet to six. The Fords had a double-digit lead from over three minutes to go until the end, leading to “Game Over” and “Goodbye” chants from the crowd in response to Swat’s small cheering section’s use of “Safety School,” as recognition of defeat. Read the rest of this entry »

Goats and Bees On the Road at Lehigh

Bryn Mawr Sports Briefs

For Mawrtyrs, Athletic Opportunities Run Across Campus and Beyond

In Opinion

The Technology Takeover

 By Laura Martin

Staff Writer

Earlier this week I happily went to breakfast at the DC, picking up a copy of The New York Times on my way in. My happiness quickly dissipated when I saw the front page and learned that the average American aged 8 to 18 spends more than 7 and a half hours a day using a “smart phone, computer, television or other electronic device”. Seven and a half hours every day! Read the rest of this entry »

Head to Head: Why No Mo’ CoCo?

Winter Break Separation Anxiety

Head-to-Head: Jay Leno

In Arts

Weekly Artdate

Tuesday, January 26, 7:30 PM: Hear great guitar composers Lulo Reinhardt, Stephen Bennett, Brian Gore, and Itamar Erez display all the posibilities an acoustic guitar holds. Held at Calvary Church on 48th Street and Baltimore Avenue in Philadelphia. For more information, visit crossroadsconcerts.org. Read the rest of this entry »

MAME Time: Sea Wolf

Dame Chow: Sinfully Easy Cinnamon Sugar Toast

Idiot Box: “The Buried Life”

In Last Word

NEW COURSE, “PANDORAN BOTANY,” WILL BE HAVERFORD’S FIRST CLASS OFFERED IN DIGITAL 3-D

 

One of the most interesting and original additions to Haverford’s curriculum this semester is the first course taught by Dr. Bill G. Sampson, the college’s newest professor. Sampson was initially hired over the summer of 2009 as a part of the Physics Department. A family crisis forced Sampson to seek a postponement of his first course until the spring semester.  Not much was heard from Dr. Sampson during his absence except a mass e-mail sent to all faculty members at the beginning of January. The original e-mail reads: Read the rest of this entry »

Go! Boards Still Down, to Return by Finals Week

Track Team Season Outlook: Fast

Budget Cuts Force Chemistry Major Into Alchemy Major; But New Awnings Look Great

 
   
 
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