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Education not legislation
TODD BUELL, STAFF WRITER
Somehow the American Flag, a symbol of the values that thousands
of American men and women have died to protect, is often not treated
with the same respect by courts and University administrators as
other religious and ethnic symbols. [read
the article]
You've got mail: flirting over the internet
KARA OPPENHEIM, STAFF WRITER
Bowdoin must not have realized what it was getting into when it
incorporated email into the system. Administrators couldn't have
known what time, energy, and stress would go into the composing
and reading of these little kilobytes of silicon. [read
the article]
Boredom, the MTV generation without stimulus
GENEVIVE CREEDON, STAFF WRITER
Our generation has become so used to seeking entertainment that
it has forgotten that uneventful moments aren't innately boring.
[read the article]
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President Mills's plan
The steps Mills laid out are necessary to answering
the common complaints leveled against Bowdoin and places like it:
that it is constrictively small, that its academic program is limited,
and that its price is just obscene. [read
the editorial]
Chabotar: bound to go down in academic fame
It is a rare occasion when Kent travels out of town
with out stopping for dinner with a former student and disciple
of Government 215. [read the letter]
Vote yes on 1
The Coastal Protection Zone Amendments will place
reasonable limits on the number of houses and septic systems that
can pour pollutants into the bay. [read
the letter]
Econ. professor replies
Their stress on flaws in the
Kyoto Protocol, viewed from a narrow economic perspective, had two
unfortunate effects. [read the
letter]
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