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November
17, 2000
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Exclusion
at Bowdoin: unintentional, but present
Success.
Nearly 140 minority students visited Bowdoin last weekend and were
welcomed by students, faculty, and staff. Several Bowdoin students
commented on how the sudden influx of minorities improved the atmosphere
on campus. Certainly, a walk across campus this past weekend made
it easy for one to feel that Bowdoin was doing a good thing. Swing dancing a step toward exclusivity Sure,
there's something special about swing dancing: a touch of class
that dancing to Britney and Christina can't quite capture. That
said, it's easy to see why the Bowdoin students who planned the
Junior/Senior Ball have decided to make this year's event-like those
before it-swing-dancing. Heartfelt thanks to Dining Services On behalf of the Bowdoin community, we would like to extend a thank you to Dining Services for once again providing students with superb Thanksgiving meal. At a time in the semester when many students are exhausted, academically spent and anxious for finals, the culinary delights and the stunning ambiance of the Thanksgiving dinner brought solace to students' weary minds and palates. At this time in the semester, the living may be tough, but the eating is always good. For that, we are truly grateful. |
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