1. Croatian Liberation Front. Their first song, “Croatia’s Gotta Be Free,” went to No. 2 on the Croatian music charts. The band—Vuksan, Van Curtis ’95, and Robert Greenawalt ’92, with Alexandra Cole Spadola ’94, Maya Newton ’94, and William Buttram—donated all profits to humanitarian and medical aid in Croatia.

2. 50,000. FHL is the world’s largest Quaker research library with 400 major manuscript collections, 9,000 volumes of original meeting records, and a vast collection of photographs and graphics in addition to its books and periodicals. FHL was established in 1871 as a gift of Quaker Anson Lapham; installed in a fireproof alcove of Parrish Hall, it survived the 1881 fire largely intact.

3. Swarthmore Warders of Imaginative Literature. Formed in 1978, it was a spiritual heir to the Canton of the Ivory Tower, Swarthmore’s dying chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism. The group is perhaps best known for running the annual Pterodactyl Hunt, an event originated by the Folk Dance Club. In 2007, SWIL changed its name to Psi Phi.

4. Kinsey Report volume I, Sexual Behavior in the Human Male. More than 100 Swarthmore men contributed sexual histories, comprising about 2 percent of the total 5,000 included.

5. Intercollegiate sports. The Board of Managers decided to refuse the gift, stating: “We believe [intercollegiate athletics] liable to abuses ... but it would seem that if competitive games with other colleges are on the whole objectionable, they should be abolished for that reason, and not because of the tender of a sum of money.”

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