|
Is it possible to be an amoeba at Bowdoin?
KARA OPPENHEIM
Is it inconceivable that there are some people in this world who
are actually not sexual beings at all? [read
the article]
Baseball: An eternal home for writers
TODD BUELL
Baseball commands a reverence in our society that is analogous in
some ways to religion. [read
the article]
The anti-capitalist Republicans
HUGH HILL
What, you say? Republicans anti-capitalist? Yes, it is a sad thing.
[read the article]
College faculty out of touch with the U.S.
GIL BARNDOLLAR
It is now basically a given that the majority of college professors
in this country run the gamut from liberal to neo-Marxist. [read
the article]
Yasser Arafat is a terrorist
PATRICK ROCKEFELLER
As the leader of Palestine, Arafat has been given an impressive
police force armed by Israel. [read
the article]
A portable, 'Way Funny' game
SARAH RAMEY
while Elaine is a great choice for a Mr. T character, imagining
anyone as Mr. T is very funny. [read
the article]
To whom it may concern
GENEVIVE CREEDON
I try to write at least one good letter every week. [read
the article]
|
|
Faculty relieves itself of grading burden
Just as it is not unusual for a dog to urinate on
the trunk of a tree simply because other dogs have urinated there
before him, so is it not unusual for faculty members to vote for
a major change to a grading system simply because other schools
have done so.[read the editorial]
Editors' Note
The volume number of the 2001-2002 edition of the Orient has been
changed from 133 to 131 beginning with this issue. [read
the note]
Security, Athletic Services will reevaluate policies
We have initiated a full review of our policies and
protocols regarding such incidents. [read
the letter]
|
