Last weekend, Bowdoin students performed Amiri Baraka's play, "Dutchman." "Dutchman" focuses on a disturbed white girl, Lula, who, with the provocation of her body and lascivious speech, prepares to kill a stranger she has picked up on the subway. The stranger, Clay, is a young, na?ve, black man. Lula mocks Clay for wearing the clothes and employing the voice and manners of the conventional white intellectual.