Volume CXXXI, Number 20 April 5, 2002

BCN's Bubble a blast
KERRY ELSON, STAFF WRITER
Is it possible to depict "reality" on a campus that is notorious for its lack of connection with the real world? [read the article]

Spring Fling benefits housing project
MONICA GUZMAN, STAFF WRITER
The entertainment highlight of the evening will doubtlessly be the Bob Charest Band, renowned all around Maine for their energetic shows at various events. [read the article]

A few laughs courtesy of Film Society
JIM FLANAGAN, COLUMNIST
In the relatively small genre of movies about the game of golf, Caddyshack reigns supreme, towering above all other films. [read the article]

Williams switches gears in Smoochy
MONICA GUZMAN, COLUMNIST
To the casual passerby, Death to Smoochy is the story of a happy fuchsia rhinoceros who brings joy, morals, and soy products to kids everywhere through his hit TV show. [read the article]

DJ of the week: Rachel Berman
The Flaming Lips. I caught these guys a few times over the years, and they keep getting better and more innovative. [read the article]

Julie DeRocchis '05, Natalie Handel '04, and Claire Discenza '05 perform in Stagepin. (Karsten Moran, Bowdoin Orient)

Bowdoin students reenacted scenes from the life and death of Jesus in celebration of Easter. Passion Play was performed on Good Friday in the chapel. (Courtesy of Jason Long)