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-The Editors 2002-2003

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The oldest continuously published college weekly
in the United States
Volume CXXXII, Number 13
January 31, 2003
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Student Records botches transcripts
TODD JOHNSTON, STAFF WRITER
A simple error in the explanation of the new plus/minus
grading system could affect hundreds of transcripts despite assurances
from the Office of Student Records that the mix-up has been easily resolved
with subsequent letters of explanation. [read
the article]
ACUS becoming a hangup for many Bowdoin students
NATALIE CRAVEN, STAFF WRITER
Opting to live in the "Bowdoin Bubble" makes
long distance calling a fixture of communication for the majority of students.
Despite the fact that the school provides students with a long distance
service, a growing number of students have shifted away from using the
long distance plan provided by the school and have opted to utilize calling
plans of their own. [read the article]
BSG van service to debut this weekend
FE VIVAS, STAFF WRITER
Student government's latest focus is on improving the regional
shuttle service available to students. [read
the article]
Title
IX interpretation under fire
GRACE CHO, ORIENT STAFF
Gender and equality in education has been a topic of constant
debate since the passing of Title IX of the Educational Amendments into
a law in 1972. [read the article]
Roe
v. Wade turns 30
ALEC SCHLEY, STAFF WRITER
Last week, the Bowdoin Women's Association (BWA) sponsored
several events to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of Roe v. Wade,
the landmark Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion in the United
States. [read the article]

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| Noah Lambie '03 and Cecily Upton '03 stand proudly
before the centerpiece of their exhibit, now on display in the basement
of the V.A.C. (Greg T. Spielberg, Bowdoin Orient) |

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