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Phi Psi pledges arrested while at Haverford
Six Phi Psi pledges, all first-years, were arrested last week during a fraternity-sponsored scavenger hunt on the Haverford campus that may have been a hazing ritual, officials said.

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(Claire Weiss | File photo)
The sun sets over one of the Clothier Field goalposts last December. The posts are gone now.
MOVING FORWARD:
THE ATHLETICS CUTS A YEAR LATER
On Dec. 2, 2000, the Board of Managers voted to eliminate three varsity sports — wrestling, badminton and football. The decision was one of the most divisive in Swarthmore’s history and many wounds from it have not healed.
  The football players: Some transfer, but most stay at a changed Swarthmore
  The future: Committee continues discussing place of athletics
  Among some alumni, lingering anger
  Peter Alvanos: Coach interrupted
  Rethinking badminton

News
Candidates for multicultural dean position describe vision
Staff member organizes aid program for Afghanistan
College will try to preserve privacy of student records
Memorial service for Sept. 11 to be held Tuesday
 Sports
Women's hoops show the Sisters how it’s done
Men's basketball: Shoremen washed up by high Tide
Smooth waters for swim team at Kutztown
Scott Kushner: Why Ted will never speak to me now
Opinions
Staff Editorial: Athletics debate affects everyone
Staff compensation committee not enough
Israel, my beloved country
Dan Korobkin: Just call him John ‘civil liberties’ Ashcroft
Dave Ellis: Money talks, Swat walks
 Living & Arts
A special all-review issue:
Joel Blecher on study spots
Suzanne Wu on American flags
Rashelle Isip on lip balms
Jonah Gold on lunch meats
Lisa Jenkins on local bars
Ester Bloom on embarassing moments

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Garnet defeats Washington College Wednesday, 87-63

24-HOUR VIGIL

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Students honor AIDS victims Saturday night

THE MIDDLE EAST

Jew, Muslim propose making concessions to Palestine

ON POLITICS

USC professor criticizes Bush v. Gore decision
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Campaign manager for Hillary Clinton visits
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