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Red Sox fans should understand disparity
CRAIG GIAMMONA
With a Super Bowl victory from their beloved Patriots still fresh
in mind and spring training just around the corner, Boston fans
are faced with the important task of developing a sense of humor.
[read the article]
Subscribing to a culture of materialism
EBEN GILFENBAUM
If the magazines are vestiges of a time when Bowdoin was a thriving
chapter of the good-old-boys club, what were they still doing populating
the shelves of a College revitalized by 30 years of reform?
[read the article]
Total absurdity in love
SARAH RAMEY
I don't say this as one of the Snoopy card-sending, red heart antennae-wearing
fanatics, but rather as someone who has wallowed for too long and
would like to see the suffering put to an end. [read
the article]
Valentine's Day: origins and practices
KARA OPPENHEIM
It's that time of the year again. Hallmark factories and chocolate
shops are working overtime. Flower shops are selling out. [read
the article]
It's freezing out here
HUGH HILL
Why do we live in this frozen wasteland when more hospitable climes
are just a few scant hours away by car? [read
the article]
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Efforts need an intellectual focus
PATRICK ROCKEFELLER
At the much-touted Diversity Panel Discussion on Wednesday
night, the one conclusion everyone seemed to agree upon was
that diversity is good. [read the
article]
Creating campus discussion
JULEAH SWANSON
What arose was a series of finger-pointing allegations regarding
the people at fault for what some feel is a lack of interaction
and discussion among students.
[read the article]
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Bowdoin needs some traditions of its own
TODD BUELL
In the first months of my freshman year, I refused to walk through
the gate that stands between the Quad and College Street. [read
the article]
Is it the students, profs or society?
INA HOXHA
The first week of this semester, I sat in on literally seven different
classes. [read the article]
Is intellectual discourse dead?
GENEVIVE CREEDON
The first unofficial thing I was told about Bowdoin was that it
is a "first-grade camp for twenty-year-olds." [read
the article]
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A need for practical classes
Students have been complaining about the un-usefulness
of classes for quite a while, as far back as the 1800s. [read
the editorial]
V-Day comes to Bowdoin
Ten percent of proceeds will go to the Revolutionary
Association of Women of Afghanistan (RAWA). [read
the letter]
The seriousness of sign theft
Bruce Boucher and the Deans need to emphasize the
seriousness of stealing signs, particularly stop signs. [read
the letter]
Rubio clarifies Jung lecture review
It is fortunate that a deep and abiding sense of humor seems to
be a prerequisite for graceful aging/saging. [read
the letter]
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