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Volume CXXXIII, Number 16 |
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Landscape architect
SAMUAL DOWNING, STAFF WRITER
The
historic vistas and quiet places of Bowdoin's campus were graced last
Monday by a waning blanket of snow and ice, but a fortunate few who call
it home saw the campus graced by the lady who literally wrote the book
on preserving it. [read the article]
Sustainable Bowdoin gears up
CONOR WILLIAMS, STAFF WRITER
One main push in this direction is the group's work on
developing an "Environmental Mission Statement" for the College.
[read the article]
Kayaker Bob Powell speaks at Bowdoin
LAUREN WHALEY, STAFF WRITER
His
expectation was to have peaceful camping on the pristine Antarctic beaches-nothing
but rocks, sand, sky, water. [read the article]
McAlister talks on terrorism
EIDER GORDILLO, STAFF WRITER
In
the mid 80s, Chuck Norris would not be stopped from rescuing hostages
in Iran in the movie, "Delta Force." [read
the article]
Ask Dr. Jeff
JEFF BENSON, M.D.
An
increasing body of research suggests that marijuana is neither the deadly
toxin its foes portray, nor the benign herb its advocates promote. [read
the article]
What is YALP?
GYLLIAN CHRISTIANSEN, STAFF WRITER
The controversy over the future of the Greek system at
Bowdoin drew attention to the absence of a forum for communication between
students and the Administration. [read the article]
Fessenden & Hyde
KID WONGSRICHANALAI, COLUMNIST
Under Fessenden's eye the 1863 Loan Act gave the Secretary
of the Treasury the ability to continue to finance the War with almost
five hundred million dollars in loans. [read
the article]
Beyond the pines
LUDWIG RANG, ALUMNUS WRITER
Ahmed was what Germans call a Hausfreund, or live-in lover,
as well as general factotum. [read the article]