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March
2, 2001
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| WARRIORS leads fight against eating disorders |
Up Til Dawn |
They're driving us crazy! | |||
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This
past week, members of the Bowdoin community, including students,
deans, professors, coaches and alums attended various events in
recognition of Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Kresge Auditorium
was filled to near capacity on Monday evening, when Catherine Steiner-Adair
'76, Assistant Director of the Harvard Center for Eating Disorders
spoke. Later in the week, a student from the class of 2000, in addition
to deans, members of the counseling center and Dudley Coe, and coaches,
gathered with several WARRIORS members to discuss the prevention
and treatment of eating disorders. |
On
behalf of the parents and patients of St. Jude Children's Research
Hospital, and the student organizers of Up 'til Dawn-Bowdoin College,
I want to thank you for your tremendous efforts in making the first
Up 'til Dawn a tremendous success. Not only did the event raise
over $5,000 (money is still coming in!), it also touched the lives
and hearts of many people within the community. This is truly an
accomplishment to be proud of. |
Having
just returned from a vacation (desperately needed but too short),
I am fully prepared to tackle yet another human interest item that
affects the lives of Bowdoin students campuswide. This issue is
relevant whether you live in the Tower, out in Harpswell, or in
one of the condemned fraternity buildings. I am talking, of course,
about that detestable segment of the population known as...really
bad drivers. |
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