The Bowdoin Orient

After growing up in Manhattan, Bowdoin Librarian Sherrie Bergman thought she would never leave New York.

When explaining how he feels about his new job at Bowdoin, Director of Safety and Security Randall T. Nichols says, "I find it...immensely satisfying."

On returning to the College, Bowdoin alumnus Gerry DiGiusto '96 comments, "It's interesting to see how a place works from another perspective." As his ten-year reunion approaches, DiGiusto reflects upon his time as a student at Bowdoin: "It fit. I made great friends. I was very happy with it." DiGiusto, a visiting instructor in the Department of Government and Legal Studies, was born in New England, but moved to Lancaster, Pennsylvania as a child. He grew up there, but wanted to return to New England for college.

It is rumored that during the winter, the snow is less deep above the tunnels, and that the grass grows first and greenest above them in the spring.

"I just want to try new things, and snowboarding is kind of like a trend," explains Visiting Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience Yukiko Asaka.