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SWARTHMOREC O L L E G E B U L L E T I NS E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 0F e a t u r e sF r o m t h e B a r d t o B e l o v e d 1 2Why the English curriculum is always changingBy Tom KrattenmakerD i s t u r b i n g t h e P e a c e o f R a c i s m 1 6Kathryn Morgan’s story—in her own wordsBy Laura Markowitz ’85C a t h e d r a l s , C a s i n o s ,& C u l t u r a l C o n t e x t 2 4Learning from what you hate,with architect Steve Izenour ’62By Bill KentS w a r t h m o r i s m s 3 0A lexicon of Swarthmorelanguage through the ages16By Andrea HammerON THE COVER:KATHRYN MORGAN WAS SWARTHMORE’S FIRSTAFRICAN-AMERICAN PROFESSOR. AFTER NEARLYA DECADE OF RETIREMENT, SHE SPEAKS ABOUTHER STRUGGLES AND JOYS AT SWARTHMORE.PHOTOGRAPH BY JIM GRAHAM.3024
DepartmentsL e t t e r s 3Our “No Smoking” sectionC o l l e c t i o n 4Campus and CommencementA l u m n i D i g e s t 3 2A new alumni director and more12C l a s s N o t e s 3 4See anyone you know?D e a t h s 4 3Swarthmore remembersA l u m n iP r o f i l e sC o s m i c C o n c e r n 4 1Richard Setlow ’41 radiatesexpertise.By Andrea Juncos ’01O n B r o a d w a y 5 8Jessica Winer ’84 paints theGreat White Way.By Audree PennerW a l k i n g f o rP e a c e 6 6Crispin Clarke ’98 seeksharmony with the Earth.By Jeffrey Lott472Books & Authors 52Stop bowling, and read a bookI n M y L i f e 6 4Learning to pack lightlyBy Kirsten Schwind ’96Our Back Pages 72Han-Chung Meng’s wartime journey64
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