Maura Cooper
Number of articles: 7First article: September 23, 2005
Latest article: November 2, 2007
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Students encouraged to call Security for help
One of the most important lessons that many Bowdoin students learn at college occurs outside of the classroom and late into the weekend night, when the "work hard, drink hard" mentality of college kicks in, and students learn how much alcohol they can tolerate.
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Campaign to encourage socially savvy consumerism
What do Coors beer, the Bowdoin Queer Straight Alliance (BQSA), and you have in common? Much more than you would think, and a new coalition of activist groups on campus would like to tell you why.
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Debt from loans a factor in grad plans
For many students, the decision to attend Bowdoin is much more than a four-year commitment. Instead, for these students, graduation brings on a new type of commitment to their Bowdoin education as they begin the process of paying off their student loans.
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Two new spins on a traditional treat
In the past, the seasonal closing of Cote's ice cream has left Bowdoin students with few places to turn when a midafternoon or late-night sweet tooth starts to gnaw. However, the opening of two new gelato stores on Maine Street, Hattie's Ice Cream Parlor and Gelato Fiasco, has made this dilemma a thing of the past. Now the question has become whether there is enough room on Maine Street (and in Bowdoin students' stomachs) for two year-round gelato stores.
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Remembering names, Pat brings smiles to Moulton
Anyone who is courageous enough to brave the crowd of students filing into Moulton Union at lunchtime is also lucky enough to be greeted by Pat Pye.
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What's next? The CPC probably has an answer
Returning alumni were not the only guests on the Bowdoin campus last weekend. Amid the soggy weather and Homecoming festivities Saturday, a large Winnebago, with "Parachute Bus" stenciled on its sides, was parked outside of Moulton Union with the aim of raising awareness about the resources available to students at the Career Planning Center (CPC).
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Professor Profiles: All that jazz: Prof. James McCalla
As a young boy, tapping his foot to the music played by a nearby Kansas City 24-hour jazz radio station, Professor James W. McCalla didn't know what he was listening to, but he knew that he liked it.