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Being gay at Bowdoin
KARA OPPENHEIM
We have sizeable gay and lesbian communities at the College, and
there is no reason for them to be overlooked in a column about sex
and romance here. [read the article]
House system doesn't give enough
TODD BUELL
21-year-olds are almost expected to break the law for the house
system to function. [read the article]
Intellectual discussion in Bowdoin's... baths?
CRAIG GIAMMONA
Just the other day I sat down with a group of students from Appleton
and attempted to start a conversation about the ins and outs of
the figure skating scandal. I was met with blank stares. [read
the article]
'Axis' polarizes split
ALEX DUNCAN
Sure, "axis of evil" is direct and clear (and sounds really
good in a speech), but it only further polarizes the current split
between those who are America-friendly and those who are not. [read
the article]
Politics and political language
PATRICK ROCKEFELLER
Wary that the term "rogue nation" was too judgmental,
Albright lobbied to have it formally changed to the much more forgiving
"state of concern." [read the
article]
From Horatio Alger to Enron
GENEVIEVE CREEDON
Our fascination with the scandal mirrors similar fixations we've
had in the past, most notably the romance with Horatio Alger in
his time. [read the article]
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Two o'clock cutoff leaves room for danger
There are many, many reasons
to allow students 24-hour access into all of the dorms. [read
the editorial]
Cartoon
Herb
the really unlucky immortal possum
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KASA thanks community
The Asian American studies position is still on hold
until we have funding. [read the letter]
Magazines don't define Library
The Library is responsible for presenting materials
reflecting all points of view. [read
the letter]
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