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Kyoto treaty unrealistic solution to global economic sustainability
TODD BUELL
Our current president had the
leadership to prevent the establishment of what Prof. Vail calls
a "new international governance regime." [read
the article]
"The truth": a matter of perception
GENEVIVE CREEDON
We certainly have the right to be opposed to the
results of some people's truths, but we have no right to contest
the truth itself. [read the article]
Bowdoin's latest rule game
HUGH HILL
It is a sad day when an institution dedicated to
the dissemination of knowledge and information becomes the enforcer
for corporate greed. [read the article]
Forget about "type"- take a second look
KARA OPPENHEIM
How can we see two people and so quickly decide that
one is right for romance, but the other is not? [read
the article]
Romance at Bowdoin from another perspective
MARSHALL ESCAMILLA
We haven't quite reached the point in our lives where
the greater part of our daily pleasure comes from the application
of a topical cream. [read the article]
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A chapel in limbo
Now the second tower will be
swaddled with staging, too; the problem must be getting worse. [read
the editorial]
Protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
The native Gwichin people have made it crystal clear
they oppose drilling.[read the letter]
Tighter security needed at the library
Representative of how sheltered my life is, I witnessed
my first crime tonight. [read the
letter]
Alums ask for end to fraternity slander
It is time to stop vilifying the organizations that
formed the backbone of Bowdoin's social system for over 150 years.
[read the letter]
"Vagina facts" meant to empower women
V-Day is a global movement to stop violence against
women and girls. [read the letter]
Hate speech best combatted through discussions, not College sanctions
Education in the form that he suggests-essentially
an education in what the educator believes is right-also silences
people's voices. [read the letter]
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