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April
6, 2001
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Energy
"crisis" rustles the Bowdoin Pines The
rolling blackouts throughout California and the high heating costs
in the Northeast this year have once again put a spotlight on the
state of energy in our nation. The spotlight is hitting Bowdoin
College, too, as energy expenditures rise on campus with no certainty
of when oil prices will level to a more accommodating cost.
Three
students receive Watson Fellowships Bowdoin
students Jared Hickman '99, Andrew Mountcastle '01, and Isabella
Sarkisyan '01 have been awarded Thomas J. Watson Foundation fellowships,
allowing them to pursue independent research projects while traveling
outside the United States for one year after their graduation this
year.
Staff
member resigns amid peeping allegations This
past month, a student at Bowdoin was the target of a peeping tom,
who, after more than an hour of skulking outside her windows, was
detained by Brunswick Police and discovered to be a Bowdoin employee.
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Bell named inaugural Freeman professor Controversial newspaper ad provokes protests Town Commons expansion dreams become reality Faculty senate ponders critical votes Reduce your risk of becoming a victim of theft Executive Board Petitions... Pick one up!
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