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5 days ago · On the evening of September 30, students, faculty and local residents joined in a vigil hosted by Bowdoin Hillel for the victims of the October 7 attack on Israel last year. Hillel planned the vigil with its rabbi, Lisa Vinikoor, …. Arts & Entertainment. “The Black Artist” exhibition curated by Neiman Mocombe ’26 launches in H-L.
Opinion – The Bowdoin Orient
The case for more political discourse on campus. The 2024 General Election is only 38 days away. As you walk around campus, the approaching election may appear obvious, with Bowdoin Votes regularly tabling and partisan student organizations hosting community events. Though these signs suggest a politically active community, ….
Lives unlived – The Bowdoin Orient
Oct 11, 2024 · This piece represents the opinion of the author . Henry Abbott. In what was no doubt the highlight of last week’s edition of the Bowdoin Orient, the first entry into the column “Poetic Vistas” argued for the reemergence of democratic poetry. There is, of course, validity to this argument. However, there are also limitations.
Editorial – The Bowdoin Orient
Mar 1, 2024 · Editorial The case for more political discourse on campus. By Editorial Board • 13 days ago. The 2024 General Election is only 38 days away. As you walk around campus, the approaching election may appear obvious, with Bowdoin Votes regularly tabling and partisan student organizations hosting community events.
democracy – The Bowdoin Orient
Oct 11, 2024 · In what was no doubt the highlight of last week’s edition of the Bowdoin Orient, the first entry into the column “Poetic Vistas” argued for the reemergence of democratic poetry. There is, of course, validity to this argument. However, there …. Read more. [email protected] • 6200 College Station, Brunswick, Maine 04011. News Features ...
Orientation changed, and so can we – The Bowdoin Orient
Sep 6, 2024 · The nerves and excitement permeate the air, and everyone is in a bubble of transition. Conversations revolve around what “was” during our summer and what “will be” during our semester. Orientation is where time feels like it stands still, yet everything, and I mean absolutely everything, can feel like it’s changing—I’m thinking of ...
What’s in a Name – The Bowdoin Orient
Oct 11, 2024 · What’s in a Name: Appleton Hall. By Maile Winterbottom • 3 days ago. “All [undergraduates] shall attend morning and evening prayer in the chapel,” Bowdoin College President Jesse Appleton wrote in his 1814 pamphlet, “Laws of Bowdoin College.”. Appleton went on to declare, “If any undergraduate arrives after the exercises have ...
The best four years? – The Bowdoin Orient
Sep 6, 2024 · This mythologized version of college disregards the less glamorous parts of the journey you are about to embark on. Crying in the H-L bathroom, counting down the days until Thanksgiving break and dreading an awkward Bowdoin hello are all ordinary experiences lived by so many on this campus. These four years don’t have to be the best of your life.
News in Brief – The Bowdoin Orient
Apr 15, 2022 · News in Brief Bowdoin administration and faculty respond to landmark Supreme Court decision. By Sam Pausman and Juliana Vandermark • June 30, 2023. On Thursday, June 29, President Clayton Rose sent an email statement to the College in response to the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision to effectively ban race-based affirmative action in college admissions.
Kicking the buckets – The Bowdoin Orient
Sep 20, 2024 · Kicking the buckets. By Dessa Kuritz. Op-Ed Contributor. September 20, 2024. This piece represents the opinion of the author . Henry Abbott. “We want shiny eyes and scrunchy faces!”. Back in elementary school, that was our teachers’ cheery way of telling us it was good to endure a little confusion and difficulty working through a problem.