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Volume CXXXII, Number 2 |
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Cannibalism on campus
AUDREY AMIDON, STAFF WRITER
To continue last week's trend, the Bowdoin Film Society
is once again bringing you some really twisted films. [read
the article]
Quinby House debates
MEREDITH HOAR, STAFF WRITER
Quinby House is reviving its Discussion Series this semester.
[read the article]
Rachel Tannebring paints at the Coastal Studies
Center
MAIA-CHRISTINA LEE, ORIENT STAFF
Along with a host of young Bowdoin scientists, Tannebring
lived in Maine this summer and participated in the Rusack fellowship program
for coastal studies. However, instead of developing a scientific study
of the Maine coast, Tannebring was here to paint it.
[read the article]
Robin Williams is good, no joke
MONICA GUZMAN, STAFF WRITER
One Hour Photo is one of the scariest movies you will ever
see. [read the article]
Just a one branch Taco Bell
KERRY ELSON, STAFF WRITER
Rosita's
is like a one-branch Taco Bell: cutesy jalapeño curtains dress
the window, small plastic tables inch against one another and the food
comes fast and cheap. [read the article]
Aussies rock out
THEODORE REINERT, STAFF WRITER
A crop of quite excellent rock and roll bands have appeared
on the horizon of popularity, an alluring oasis in the desert of absolute
crap that dominates radio and MTV. [read
the article]
Bohemian
Coffee House gets some competition
SARA BODNAR, STAFF WRITER
Over the summer members of the Dining Service, student
management, and local artists joined forces and created a new look for
the Cafe. [read the article]
Indie Rock Invades Pub
COLIN THIBADEAU, STAFF WRITER
Welcome back to the start of yet another year of fabulous
concerts in Jack Magee's pub. [read the
article]
