The Bowdoin Orient

Volume CXXXVIII, Number 1
 September 12, 2008

FEATURES

Final 'Great State of Maine Air Show' takes flight

By EMILY GUERIN, ORIENT STAFF

While many Bowdoin students covered their ears and complained about the fighter jets flying overhead, 16-year-old Tim Landry was standing in line for a flight simulator at his first air show. He had only one word to describe the air show: "Awesome."

Summer brings opportunity for service and exploration

By CAMERON WELLER AND CAITLIN BEACH, ORIENT STAFF

Scully '09 had no idea that a student digest post could change her life. Sandwiched between posts about lost ID cards and student activities was information about applying to the Japan America Student Conference (JASC), a prestigious cultural exchange program.

Sex Matters: Flirty or Friendly: The delicate line between romance and friendship

By JULIA BOND, CONTRIBUTOR

Going to school at a small, liberal arts college like Bowdoin means that friends are always close by. It's almost impossible not to run into them on your way to class, at the gym, or in the dining hall.

IN THE CURRENT ORIENT

EDITORIAL

Leaving Home

Will Bowdoin forget us? After spending four years on this campus, we'd certainly not like to think so. Having called so many dorms across campus our ... Read

NEWS

Theater and dance major rejected

To be or not to be, that was the question. A theater and dance major, collaboratively designed by faculty from the two disciplines and proposed by ... Read

FEATURES

Tuesday tavern tradition continues 20 years later

Bars in Brunswick come and go, but over the years, only one has remained the go-to taproom for Bowdoin seniors on Tuesday nights: Joshua's Tavern on ... Read

OPINION

‘Nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so’

The summer after my sophomore year, I spent some time working at a nonprofit writing out by hand thousands of addresses and thank you letters. While ... Read

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Student art decorates campus, downtown with final shows

Throughout the semester students have spent hours in the Visual Arts Center, on the third floor of McLellan, at Fort Andross and in the Mid-Coast ... Read

SPORTS

Men’s lacrosse scores two goals in 20 seconds to beat Colby

The Polar Bears have shaken off a poor start to the season with wins in six of their last seven games and now find themselves among the final four ... Read

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