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February
16, 2001
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KASA
offers Korean language and culture classes In
an effort to respond to a growing need in the Brunswick community,
the Bowdoin Korean-American Students Association has created a Korean
School designed to teach the Korean language and customs to those
who wish to learn more about the culture. Says KASA member Brian
Ryu, "(KASA) felt that we wanted to reach out and give back to the
community."
Nothing
says I love you like a good movie So
Valentine's Day may be behind us, but the Film Society needs a chance
to feel the love. So we present to you, our loyal film fans, the
Big, Cute Valentine's Day Weekend. Maybe there's a special someone
you were too afraid to approach on Wednesday. Well, now you have
a second chance! Bring her/him to our films; they are almost as
potent as the sweet sounds of Marvin Gaye. Mmmmm. Friday night,
we have a pair of cute classics from Rob Reiner.
Art
forgery lecture Professor
Olds has decided to awards A's to students in his classes who can
who create a convincing copy of a piece of art held within Bowdoin's
own collection that was studied within the class. The forgeries
will then be mixed up with the real works and it will be the classes'
exams to determine who created each work of art.
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Simon says: don't trust this monkey
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