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Dave McGrail ’97’s Surviving Middle School books let preteens see where their decisions could lead. 

The results are in from a College survey on communications interests and preferences.

When Pat Carney ’87 first glimpsed EyeGuide Focus, he thought, The world needs this.

Budding cannabis-law authority Niley Dorit ’76 sees opportunities growing.

Suspicion and strange vigilance diminish us all, says Mavis Biss ’02.

My favorite Swarthmore memory is our 1948 WSRN War of the Worlds rebroadcast.

“Beauty inspires me,” says poet Jennie Boyd Bull ’67.

English Literature Professor Nora Johnson explains what comedy say about society.

How and why entertainment has changed so radically this century.

Jonathan Evan Goldberg ’92  said ‘halo’ to compassionate comedy.