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March
9, 2001
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Stop
Kiss: exploring the idea of Admit
it: At one point or another in our lives, we have all been attracted
to things we cannot have. Be they material possessions, or more
to the point, other people, the lure of the forbidden is an undeniable
part of everyday life. However, when this attraction becomes too
strong and the barrier between the out-of-reach and the attainable
is crossed, dire consequences can ensue.
Midcoast
Symphony Orchestra features Bowdoin students
The Midcoast Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Paul Ross, was founded
in 1990 and is now in its second year of residence at Bowdoin College.
Bowdoin students and faculty, along with members of the community,
come together to create a complete symphony orchestra which presents
classical concerts in Brunswick three times each season. This union
is crucial in providing advanced Bowdoin musicians with the opportunity
to participate in a full symphony orchestra.
Simon
Says: Freedom Strike strikes out $7.98.
That was the two-day late fee I had to pay for last week's Python.
Like there were that many people out there who were clambering to
rent the damn thing over the two days I forgot to bring it back.
I asked the girl behind the counter if she could waive the late
fee, and she said that their computers won't let them do that anymore.
Anymore.
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Imagine . . . a Maselli exhibit BFVS presents a Maine movie week Ag and Ground-up Hooves: An exhibit
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