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November
10, 2000
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Death
and the Maiden
Bowdoin
is such a selfless community. We are constantly being called on
to attend, view, and appreciate things in order to support our peers.
We go to events, lectures, and performances not to be entertained,
but as if they were selfless acts of charity, and that our presence
is the only thing holding together the fragile egos of the students.
Bowdoin
Literary Society alive and well In
the comfortable common room of Howell House, well-lit and newly
furnished, an intimate gathering of students met this Wednesday
night to rekindle a passion on the Bowdoin campus-the passion of
a deep and abiding interest in literature, poetry, and creative
writing. The Bowdoin Literary Society, which has spent the last
few years on the shelf, is being resurrected by a lively group of
students seeking a broader forum for sharing, discussing, and writing
literature.
Kiss
of Fire sucks Video
producers can be very intelligent. Say they have this terrible movie
they're funding in which plot is not an issue, the acting is piss
poor, and the director appears to be a retarded chimpanzee with
a camcorder. How in the world can they get this movie to sell?
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Film Society weekend with a twist Scorpion in the Desert: part 5
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