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President Mills takes the reins
By NICHOLAS J. LOVECCHIO, EDITOR IN CHIEF
President Barry Mills is not interested in talking
about the past. [read the article]
U.S. News: Bowdoin climbs the rankings
to fifth
By KYLE STALLER, NEWS EDITOR
For the second year running Bowdoin rose in rank
in U.S. News and World Report's annual college rankings. [read
the article]
H-L
renovations see the light of day
By GEORDIE MacLEOD, STAFF WRITER
"The morgue-that's what the students used to
call this," said librarian Sherrie Bergman, stepping into the basement
of the Hawthorne-Longfellow library. [read the article]
Ambassador alum to speak on China
OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS
Pickering enjoyed a long and distinguished career
in the U.S. Foreign Service. He served as Under Secretary for Political
Affairs from 1997-2000, and holds the personal rank of Career Ambassador...
[read the article]
Bowdoin's new Web gateway offers speed, glamour
By ERIC CHAMBERS, STAFF WRITER
In addition to a brand new design, the site includes
the use of plug-ins (such as Flash), an improved search function from
the last website, and faster loading times. [read
the article]
House construction hits snags
By KITTY SULLIVAN, A&E EDITOR
Jackhammers at 7 a.m., torn up sidewalks, and displaced
students have all characterized the college house renovations so far this
semester. [read the article]
Despite zoning, College moves to buy Stowe
Inn
By JESS ZOLT-GILBURNE, STAFF WRITER
The bed shortage and the decision to purchase the
Stowe Inn is a function of the current period of residential life transition
at Bowdoin. [read the article]
Notice from SEB
STUDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD
Voting for Class Officers and the Student Congress
representatives will take place from Saturday, September 8, 2001 at 6
a.m. to Tuesday, September 11, 2001 at 5 p.m. [read
the article]
Little League story
This situation is a disgrace, yet it is only a microcosm
of a bigger phenomenon going on in the U.S. [read
the article]
The cap on summer
We are willing to sacrifice a few hours a day to corny
icebreakers and sensitivity training... [read
the article]
Temporary art exhibit to grace Quad
"The natural spring and tension of the branches holds
them together," the artist explained. [read the
article]
Scarlet Begonias: an Italian gem
It was once said that one can judge the excellence of a
dining institution by the quality of its restrooms. According to this
system, Scarlet Begonias scores highly. [read the article]
Ask Dr. Jeff
We'll be opening up a "Self-Care Room"
by the end of the month... [read
the article]
New Environmental Coordinator: Keisha Payson
Some of Payson's most aggressive efforts have
been directed at the College's energy consumption.[read
the article]
Field Hockey
The women are looking to defend
last fall's 15-2 record... [read
the article]
Men's X-Country
Like Santiago's leathery hands,
the Bowdoin Men's Cross-Country Team is very strong this season...
[read the article]