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Volume CXXXIII, Number 9 |
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For General Clark, vets offer more than just votes
EVAN KOHN WITH ADAM BABER, ORIENT STAFF
When is a campaign stop not a campaign stop?
It's a trick question. As the New Hampshire primary continues to heat up, every time a candidate steps out the door it's a "campaign stop."
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Students will journey south to protest free trade, military
BOBBY GUERETTE, ORIENT STAFF
Four Bowdoin students may be heading into harm's way next week as they attempt to improve human rights and make their voices heard.
"We expect to be tear-gassed and pepper-sprayed," said Alissa Cordner '04. "We're expecting it to be rough."
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Working for good
CAITLIN MACDONALD, CONTRIBUTOR
You're pretty sure that you can't swim there, and you've heard that all of the major events are planned there, but many of you have probably wondered what exactly lies beyond the doors of that mysterious little brick building known as Curtis Pool.
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Leading College Republicans both rough, rewarding
MEGAN WYMAN, STAFF WRITER
Even though he's only a sophomore in college, Dan Schuberth thinks that he's playing a pivotal role in Maine and national politics.
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BOC Expedition Notebook: In the danger zone with Dan and Elliot
ELLIOT JACOBS, COLUMNIST
By the time we reached treeline, it was almost two in the afternoon, and already the afternoon sun was beginning to get lower on the horizon, casting beautiful alpenglow on the mammoth side of Mt. Adams.
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Doc: wear flip-flops
JEFF BENSON, M.D., DUDLEY COE HEALTH CENTER
Dear Dr. Jeff: Are warts contagious?-W.L.
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Bowdoin adventurers work, live on the serene coast of Labrador
KATHRYN OSTROFSKY, COLUMNIST
In August of 1860, the Nautilus, under Captain Ranlett's control and Bowdoin Professor Paul Chadbourne's command, stopped in Labrador on its return trip from Godthaab, Greenland.
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