Fords Look Outside of Bryn Mawr for Halloween
By Will Stone
Bryn Mawr has traditionally been the number one bi-co party destination on Halloween night, but this year’s handful of new regulations sent most Fords in search of alternative plans. In response to the overcrowding of past years, Bryn Mawr instituted a new set of prerequisites for students who wished to attend the parties in Radnor or Thomas Great Hall. Read the rest of this entry »
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In Features
Gardens by Nature Trail Open Haverford to Wider CommunityBy Holly Simpson Gardening and an interest in horticulture and agriculture have always been a part of Haverford College and a Quaker education, and a remnant of this tradition can be seen in the gardens near the Facilities Management Complex. The gardens began as Victory Gardens in the 1930s in response to a need to supplement the diets of faculty, staff, and students during World War II, and continued to flourish after the war. The remaining gardens are now rented during the summer to interested faculty, staff, and surrounding community members. Read the rest of this entry » |
In Sports
Haverford Women’s Volleyball Clinches Second Centennial Tournament Birth in Three YearsBy Katherine Dopulos The Fords beat the Swarthmore College volleyball team last Wednesday night in three intense sets (25-17, 25-21, 25-20). With this win, the Fords clinched the second regular season Centennial Conference title in three years for Haverford women’s volleyball. Read the rest of this entry » |
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In Opinion
Staff Editorial: Voting In Local Elections
Though many people may not know it, today, November 3, is Election Day. Judicial races are occurring at both the local and state level that will have an important impact on the Montgomery County and Delaware County communities and, by extension, on the bi-college community. With this in mind, we encourage everyone registered in Pennsylvania to get out and vote today. Read the rest of this entry » |
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In Arts
FAB Treats Students To Scary Movie MarathonBy Emily Tartanella As Halloween approaches, there’s more and more talk about the spirit of the holiday being somehow diluted. Last year’s Harry Potter is this year’s sexy [insert profession here]. My personal favorites are Sexy Freddy Kreuger and Sexy Ghostbuster, but that’s beside the point. Decorations and bobbing for apples are rapidly supplanted by rounds of shots, so they say. Oh, for the days when a razor blade in the apple was all we had to worry about. Read the rest of this entry » |
In Last Word
Track Team Season Outlook: FastBy Andrew Ian Lipstein |
