The Bowdoin Orient
Volume CXLI, Number 14
February 3, 2012
FEATURES
Student trio to bring late-night food truck to campus
By CLAIRE AASEN, ORIENT STAFFIf grilled cheese sandwiches stuffed with bacon and chicken fingers sound like a perfect addition to your Saturday night, take heart in the news that exactly this sort of fare will soon grace the Smith Union parking lot. A weekend food truck, run by Steve Borukhin '14, Isaac Brower '13, and Eric Edelman '13 will cater to late-night carb cravings long after Super Snacks closes its doors.
Good Brews, Everyone!: Sea Dog’s best bets: Try the blonde, brown and blueberry ales
By SAMIR SHETH, COLUMNISTBack in Maine for the spring semester, conditions outside are anything but spring-like. You can be forgiven if you're angry or confused.
Talk of the Quad: Vanishing Pines
By CARLO DAVIS, ORIENT STAFFIf a tree falls on Bowdoin's campus, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Judging from the student body's response to the removal of two massive spruces that flanked the front of Hubbard Hall over winter break, apparently not.
Talk of the Quad: Metamorphosis
By TOPH TUCKER, ORIENT STAFFThe elevator cab had drawn up to the sixth floor of Coles Tower with a shudder and was at rest. Its doors slid aside, ready to accept me, but I did not enter. I only knelt at the threshold, just barely tripping the sensor, and unceremoniously dumped my two captives down the dark steel chasm between cab and shaft. They made no sound.