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New online Student Records site well-received by campus
ADAM BABER, ORIENT STAFF
With the launching of its "Bearings" website,
Student Records has inaugurated a new era of convenient access to information
online, a move some say was long overdue. The site, which offers students
and faculty a means of reviewing a wealth of student-specific course-related
information, has been in development for several years. [read
the article]
Murder stuns Colby campus
JOHN W. CLAGHORN IV, ORIENT STAFF
The flag flies at half-mast 40 miles north of Brunswick,
where Colby College mourns the death of Dawn Rossignol '04, whose body
was discovered by local authorities yesterday morning after a search of
the Waterville area. Rossignol had been reported missing by her mother
on Tuesday morning, having missed a doctor's appointment in Bangor, ME.
A search party located her body at 10:24 a.m. on Wednesday, 300 yards
from her 1993 Mercury Sable in Oakland, ME. [read
the article]
Chapel renovation moves ahead of schedule, remains on
budget
BOBBY
GUERETTE, ORIENT STAFF
Sometime back in the long history
of Bowdoin College, a professor said that the Chapel
"has been the pride for each successive generation of Bowdoin students."
Nearly 150 years later, construction superintendent Mike Boucher and his
team of 15 men are working stone-by-stone to ensure that the Chapel overlooks
the students peering up at it from the Quad for decades, and perhaps centuries,
to come. [read the article]
Howell House discovers untapped social resource
PRIYA SRIDHAR, STAFF WRITER
The Inter-House Council (IHC) decided Wednesday that Howell
House can now register kegs in an attempt to make their parties more popular.
The IHC can register six of the ten kegs allowed on campus every weekend
night for house parties. [read the
article]
Bowdoin
creates three new administrative positions
ALEC SCHLEY, STAFF WRITER
In response to the ever-evolving needs and demands of the
Bowdoin community, the College has created three new administrative positions
for the 2003-2004 school year. James Kim serves as the Freeman Grant Coordinator/Assistant
Dean of First-Year Students, Susan Dorn as Coordinator of Student Community
Service Programs, and Mitchel Davis as Chief Information Officer in the
Department of Information Technology. [read
the article]
Bradlee, Quinn postpone journalism lecture
BETH KOWITT, STAFF WRITER
Anticipating transportation difficulties caused by Hurricane
Isabel, Ben Bradlee and Sally Quinn postponed their Thursday night lecture
disappointing 600 Bowdoin students, faculty, and members of the Brunswick
community who planned to attend. [read
the article]
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Young legs & veterans make a winning combo Double header weekend proves the ladies are ready to take on Williams |
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| Men's rugby players practice behind Farley Field House on Wednesday afternoon. Over the past three years the men's team has amassed an impressive 13-2 record. (Hans Law, Bowdoin Orient) |
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