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MOCEAN, the most recent dance video choreographed, videographed, and performed by Associate Professor of Dance Kim Arrow, was shot mostly under the sea off Australia's Great Barrier Reef. The piece evokes drift, shapeshift and shared movement with various forms and the creatures that inhabit those forms.
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President Rebecca Chopp and Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Suzanne Welsh discuss the state of the College's finances following the Board's approval of an $8 million budget adjustment [PDF].
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Victor Navasky '54, best known for his illustrious career in journalism as editor and publisher of The Nation, shared his thoughts about political caricatures with the campus community during the annual Thomas B. McCabe Lecture.
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The Kitao Gallery provided pumpkins and Swarthmore students provided creativity during a recent pumpkin carving party. From spooky to silly, to scary, the full range of the Halloween spirit was captured by campus artists and kids at heart. Ellen Sanchez-Huerta '13 joined in the fun and captured the event on video.
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Headlines
- NYC Transit Blog Written By Benjamin Kabak '05 Recognized as Top Blog by Village Voice
- Kathryn Stockbower Named to 2010 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District II First Team
- Historian Pieter M. Judson '78 Wins Prestigious Austrian Book Award
- Economist Tom Dee's Research Finds Education is the Key to Curbing Plagiarism
- Psychologist Jane Gillham Interviewed on NPR About Emotional Training for Kids
- Martha Spanninger '76 Produces American Character Along Highway 50
- John Alston Speaks at Media, Pa., Celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- Donna Jo Napoli to Teach in U.K. as Leverhulme Visiting Professor
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Podcasts
Faculty Lecture Podcast
Isn't a German Jazz pianist somehow like a Japanese Yodeler? Cornell Visiting Professor Hans Lüdemann discusses the role of a creative musician in society and examines questions of identity. The lecture includes adventurous improvisations and some brand new pieces of music created at Swarthmore College.Featured Events Podcast
Randy Olson, marine biologist turned filmmaker, spoke about effectively communicating science to the public during a recent visit to the Swarthmore campus. According to Olson, the scientific community's inability to clearly present their arguments to the public often results in too much time being wasted responding to public relations campaigns waged by fringe groups and too little time actually being spent seeking solutions to critical issues facing our planet.Music Podcast
Listen to the Swarthmore College Orchestra perform Franz Schubert's Symphony in B Minor "Unfinished" (D. 759, Movement I)Featured Blogs
The Swat Fit Anson Stewart '10 shares pictures, thoughts, and how his "learning - classroom and otherwise - fits into the real world."
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