The Bowdoin Orient

Two of Bowdoin's own nouveau composers are making their stage debut this weekend, as Nate Guttman '07 and Adam Cohen-Leadholm '07 will present their senior honors projects in composition. The show will be in Kresge Auditorium today at 7:30 p.m., complete with professional musicians.

All over campus, people are shedding bulky sweaters and heavy coats as the weather warms. But this spring, some students are taking it all off?in front of a camera. Today marks the opening of the third Corpus Art Exhibit, which features nude photographs of Bowdoin students.

On some wintry nights, just summoning enough nerve to slip under the cold sheets can be difficult. Imagine exchanging your warm bed, fleece-lined slippers and nearby indoor plumbing for a sleeping bag, snow boots, and the great outdoors. The thought alone inspires a shiver. Yet many Bowdoin students decide not only to try out winter camping in Maine, but to do it repeatedly.

Chatting over sushi on a week night in the Café, seniors Robert Burns and Sarah Schoen seem like typical Bowdoin students?except for the fact that they just made more than $50,000 in profit with their recently founded computer resale business, which was founded just four months ago. And that is only the beginning.

As the fall semester draws to a close, many seniors are thinking about jobs after graduation. But senior Gina Campelia is thinking about babies.

Most college first years hope to find a friend in their roommates, but two creative Bowdoin students were lucky enough to find a business partner as well.