The oldest continuously published college weekly in the United States Volume CXXXIII, Number 15 February 8, 2002

Confiscation of signs angers returning students
NICHOLAS J. LoVECCHIO, ORIENT STAFF
The items were removed during Security's routine building sweeps, which took place in December in the three days after students left campus for break. [read the article]

Downeaster graces the rails of Amtrak
FE VIVAS, STAFF WRITER
The midmorning run from Portland to Boston proved to be so popular that some passengers found themselves standing in the filled-to-capacity cars of the Downeaster. [read the article]

Security statistics
The following information reflects criminal activity that was reported between December 11, 2001 and February 4, 2002. [read the article]

Writing Project enjoys unprecedented success
JUSTIN BOYNTON, STAFF WRITER
The number of participants in the Writing Project was the highest since the program's inception in 1994. [read the article]

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Economics all around you Give me a grocery store, an open-air market, or even an airline terminal and I am a very happy microeconomist. [read the article] Beyond the pines I couldn't help noticing a group of people, quite vivacious and looking rather Bohemian, who naturally attracted my particular attention. [read the article]

The Super Bowl and terrorism I was confronted with the confessions of young boys who admitted to helping terrorists get fake passports. [read the article] Protestors do more harm than good A protest was not what New York needed last weekend. [read the article]

The Aardvark Jazz Orchestra "Like the New England weather, if you don't like one piece, you'll like the next." [read the article] Hoobastank: innovators or imitators? The similarities between the two bands are astonishing. Both bands hail from the same area, and their vocalists sound and look similar. [read the article]

Men's hockey rolls through weekend undefeated The Bears, who are #3 in national Division III rankings, are still the only team in college hockey with an undefeated record. [read the article] Women's hockey winning continues Ranked 13-2-0, the Bowdoin Women's Ice Hockey team continues to cruise through its competition. [read the article]

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Sean Starke '03 battles for the puck in Bowdoin's 3-1 victory over Norwich University. The Bears are the only undefeated team in any division of college hockey. [read the article]

Movies: [Men's Hockey 1] [Men's Hockey 2] [Men's Hockey 3] [Men's Hockey 4] [Men's Track 1] ( Quicktime 5 required)

 

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