College seeks birth control solution
By ANNE RILEY, ORIENT STAFFSince the College lost its contract with contraceptive manufacturer Organon last week due to the rising cost of prescription medications, college administrators and the staff of Dudley Coe Health Center have been working to get birth control back on the shelves. "Students' health and well-being is first and foremost," said Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs Margaret Hazlett.
First years adjust to remodeled dorms
By EMILY GUERIN, ORIENT STAFFSettling into a new living space is a challenge that is inherent to the experience of all college first years. But after going through the ordeal twice, the occupants of Moore and Coleman halls may be getting the hang of it.
Plans set for new multicultural house
By ANNA KARASS, ORIENT STAFFThe College has unveiled plans for renovations for 30 College St. The building, which currently has nine residential units, will provide a new home in the 2007-2008 academic year for the student multicultural organizations that currently use Boody-Johnson House On February 2, Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs Margaret Hazlett shared the plans, drafted by a local architect, for the renovation of 30 College St. with the student groups that will no longer have access to Boody-Johnson House.
BSG voices J-Board concerns
By SAM WAXMAN, ORIENT STAFFThe lack of transparency in Judicial Board elections has prompted the Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) to try to change the committee's policies. Members of BSG voiced concerns that neither BSG nor the campus community as a whole has enough say in the elections, especially when the board makes decisions that impact students' lives.
