The Bowdoin Orient
Volume CXXXIX, Number 10
November 20, 2009
Piper Grosswendt
Articles
Gender-neutral housing discussed
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFNovember 20, 2009
‘Running with Scissors’ author Burroughs to give today’s Common Hour lecture
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFNovember 13, 2009
Bowdoin ranked 16th most costly U.S. college
By PIPER GROSSWENDT,October 23, 2009
Buck Center for Health and Fitness opens doors
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFSeptember 18, 2009
First-year cars banned from campus
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFSeptember 11, 2009
After lengthy search, College names Salatino new director of art museum
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFApril 24, 2009
OCS receives 269 apps to study away
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFFebruary 27, 2009
American Musicological Society rings from the Chapel
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFFebruary 20, 2009
Dialogue circles explore "identity" at Bowdoin
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFFebruary 6, 2009
Students join D.C. crowds at inauguration
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFJanuary 23, 2009
BSG health center survey inadequate, members say
By PIPER GROSSWENDT AND SETH WALDER, ORIENT STAFFDecember 12, 2008
Crosley delivers lecture on writing, publishing
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFNovember 14, 2008
Curia: Bowdoin's hotspot for blogging, dialogue
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFNovember 14, 2008
State ballot questions address bottle tax, Maine casino
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFOctober 31, 2008
Israeli pro basketball team signs alum Jordan Fliegel
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFOctober 24, 2008
Polar bear mascot puts new paw forward
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFOctober 24, 2008
Studios, labs fix waste violations
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFOctober 3, 2008
McKeen Center celebrates official dedication today
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFSeptember 26, 2008
Meadow Davis advises on sexual assault issues
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFSeptember 19, 2008
New faces on campus represent new and growing disciplines
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFSeptember 12, 2008
Students design archaeology site, local students dig and discover
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFMay 2, 2008
Quiet hour lets students reflect amid everyday campus mania
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFApril 18, 2008
Early morning smoke evacuates Chamberlain
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFMarch 28, 2008
Thousands cast votes at crowded caucuses
By ANNA KARASS AND PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFFebruary 15, 2008
Safe Ride Confessions
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFNovember 30, 2007
Democrats flock to campus for statewide convention
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFNovember 2, 2007
First-year class most diverse yet
By PIPER GROSSWENDT, ORIENT STAFFSeptember 14, 2007
For articles published before April 2, 2004, use the archives.
In the current Orient
EDITORIAL
Ongoing Evaluations
This week, the Orient investigated the little-known process of Ongoing Learning Evaluations (OLEs), during which professors invite honest student ... Read
NEWS
Gender-neutral housing discussed
On Tuesday afternoon, 12 students joined Director of Residential Life Mary Pat McMahon and Associate Director of Housing Operations Lisa Rendall to ... Read
FEATURES
Bowdoin EcoReps work to reduce unnecessary waste
As part of Maine Recycles Week, enthusiastic student volunteers worked alongside Sustainable Bowdoin student EcoReps to collect, weigh and sort trash ... Read
OPINION
We need more nuclear plants to combat global warming
If we have so many diplomatic problems with the Middle East, why do we send them millions of dollars a day by purchasing their oil? Everyone across ... Read
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Student-directed play ‘Rhinoceros’ challenges conformity
The star of Bowdoin's newest show could trample you. Masque and Gown, in collaboration with the Department of Theater and Dance, opened its fall ... Read
SPORTS
Football comes back against Colby to claim share of CBB Title
In a game played through a steady rain, the Bowdoin Polar Bears wrapped up a season that began with so much ... Read