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We think you all have lovely initials.  They're just so swell.

We would also like to thank all the wonderful people who submitted all
the super-nifty t-shirt designs.  Thank you very much.

Alex Weirich and Bruce Hahne have most graciously volunteered their
very precious Swarthmore time and their own efforts to bring to us all
what promises to be a delightful experience (or experiment, actually
probably both, no arbitrary mutual exclusivity here!), a Pterodactyl
Hunt in the spring (or, for those of you have never experienced this
before, Kate McIntosh in a garbage bag beating people over the head with a
sword!).  We hope to add just a bit of flavor to what promises to be an
excellent Spring Fling.  Hope to see you all there!

In what promises to be another fun-filled, exciting sci-fi experience,
Julie Love and Chris Cobb are holding the next in their series of
discussion groups about that most holy of topics, science fiction and its
relation to the Real World (which, it has been determined, does exist.
Film at 11, seminar at 12.)  This is the third in this simply exquisite
series, and this one will discuss, specifically, Technophobia, or fear
of TechNoses, which, I must admit, I am completely unfamiliar with.
There may or may not be a book on reserve, under SWIL, to read in
preparation for the discussion.  Called Starburst, the book contains a
story, "Fondly Fahrenheit," which is must reading.  Written by Alfred
Betterer (oh, sorry BESTER.  that's better.)  Jim Moskowitz will facilitate
with his considerable facilitating talents: his silver tongue, his radiant
mind, and his eminently cheerful manner.  Go for it, Jim!

(Rumor has it that Samuel R. Delany, winner of several really neat
science fiction awards and probably basically a cool person, will
possibly be coming to speak on this campus, courtesy of Jed's efforts.  Yeah!!)

                    The Theme of this Swilnews has been Goodness, Beauty,
                    Truth and Light.  Thank you for reading it.  We would
                    like to leave you with pleasant images of marshmellows,
                    candy canes and things, so think of Lucy In The Sky With
                    Diamonds!!  Picturing ourselves on a boat on a river,
                    We are, in all honesty, the Presidents that go
                                        !!====!!