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Volume CXXXIII, Number 5 |
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Polar
Bears look to redeem loss
DREW TSAKOS, STAFF WRITER
After falling to Amherst College in its only loss of the
season and battling Middlebury College to a 1-1 draw in a double header
on the road, the Bowdoin Men's Soccer Team is looking to fight back for
a good position in post-season play. [read
the article]
Red Sox vs. Yanks: From cursed to first
ELI MAITLAND, STAFF WRITER
Grades have begun to drop and class attendance rates are
plummeting. Close friends are snapping at each other and the infamous
"Yankees Suck" shirts are now more abundant than ever on campus.
This is the anomaly called playoff baseball. [read
the article]
Field
hockey stays rough and tough
HEATHER MACNEIL, STAFF WRITER
Bowdoin's Field Hockey team bounced back from tough games
played against Amherst and Middlebury last weekend to add two more wins
to their record this week. [read
the article]
Jim
Weeks: a great friend and inspiration
BOBBY DESAULNIERS, STAFF WRITER
Football is a grueling sport. Everyday you hear about injuries
that keep a player out. Whether it is a turf toe or the career-ending
broken hip that Bo Jackson suffered, most of these injuries are taken
in stride. [read the article]
Soccer
women keep rolling
NORA DOWLEY, STAFF WRITER
Bowdoin continued its strong and confident play with an
easy win over the University of Southern Maine on Wednesday. The Polar
Bears dominated the field both offensively and defensively for the entire
90 minutes. [read the article]
Intensity
of Bobcats catches Bears off guard
LINDSAY MORRIS, STAFF WRITER
In a disappointing match last Saturday, Bowdoin Women's
Rugby A-side lost to Bates by a score of 12-10. [read
the article]
Ahoy maties: Sailors hit high seas
ALISON MCCONNELL, ORIENT STAFF
Wind is all a sailor can hope for, and the Bowdoin Sailing
Team's wishes have been granted during the first month of its season.
[read the article]
XC captains have high aspirations for season
ALISON MCCONNELL, ORIENT STAFF
It's been over a month since the women's cross country
squad started training together for the 2003 season, and the motivation
displayed by seniors Lynne Davies, Kala Hardacker, and Chelsea Spector
indicates that the women are prepared for tough competition this year.
[read the article]
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| Rain further dampens the spirits of Bowdoin ruggers as they slip to 1-2 after last week's 5-0 loss to Colby. They face Bates tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at Farley Fields. (Hans Law, Bowdoin Orient) |
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