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Are Haverford Students Drinking Less?
By Chace Pulley
Over the past few years, transportations at Haverford have been on a slight downward trend. Transportations, where students are taken in an ambulance to the emergency room due to either consuming too much alcohol or drugs, are distinct from hospitalizations, which means that a student has been admitted into the hospital.
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Tuition Rises While Wages Stagnate
By Simon Balukonis
For the 2018-2019 academic year, Haverford set its cost of attendance at an all-time high of $70,994. Year after year, this price tag has been increasing beyond the yearly inflation rate, and students are frequently left wondering where, exactly, all that money is going.[1] Much of it is, indeed, going to support the attendance of fellow students, as we can see with our all-time high average (not median) financial aid grant of $50,101. Whether these numbers themselves are just is a matter for a different article, and one which has been written many times over. Instead, I want to turn the focus to an infrequently reported number: $9/hour, the base pay for most student employment at Haverford.
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Our Place in “Discourse on Discourse”
By The Editorial Board
Dean of Student Engagement and Leadership Initiatives Mike Elias contacted the Clerk last semester on behalf of President Kim Benston to participate in a committee called “Discourse on Discourse.” This committee included four other groups: the Bi-College News, Haverford College Democrats, Haverford College Republicans, and the Haverford College Freethinkers. The committee was planned in partnership with the Students’ Council Co-Presidents, who are also included in the group.
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William (Bill) Anderko: One Facilities Member Brings His Love for the Built Environment to Campus
By Shaquana Drury
Walking through campus today, it is hard to miss the various renovations going on. These renovations are part of extensive projects, spearheaded partly by members...
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Legacy of Lynching Exhibit Explores Racial Violence Through Art
By Eve Blondeau-Elman
The Legacy of Lynching, an exhibit at the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery (CFG), explores the legacy of racial violence from the period between the Civil War...
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Haverford IITS to Require Two-Factor Authentication Next Semester

Haverford IITS to Require Two-Factor Authentication Next Semester

By Alison Rosenman on December 15, 2018

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Wendy Raymond To Serve as Next President of the College