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Volume CXXXIII, Number 6
October 24, 2003


Casinos wrong for Maine
BEN KREIDER, CONTRIBUTOR
I can still vividly remember driving up the Maine Turnpike as a freshman. After crossing the bridge from New Hampshire, a simple sign proclaims: "Welcome to Maine: The Way Life Should Be." [read the article]

No rapid solutions
PAT ROCKEFELLER, COLUMNIST
This summer, in response to a number of surveys showing support for the U.S. in the Middle East disappearing faster than a six-pack at a campus wide, Congress commissioned Edward Djerejian, a former ambassador to Syria to put together an Advisory Group to provide some rapid solutions. [read the article]

The Dean vs. Kerry dilemma
BRYANT ANTHONY RICH, COLUMNIST
As the Democratic primary nears, two candidates have emerged as the leading fundraisers after the most recent fundraising reporting deadline. [read the article]

Bowdoin college, where every child is above average
JIM MCDONALD, COLUMNIST
Late Friday night in the library, one can get to thinking: "Why am I staring at this economics instead of pissing my life away like that belligerent drunk outside my window?" I flash forward two years when the drunk and I are both graduating on a majestic May day. Barry Mills proudly exclaiming, "Graduating at the top of his class, a Theater and Women's Studies major, Mr. Belligerent Drunk." [read the article]

As work piles up, so does IcyHot
IAN MORRISON, HUMOR COLUMNIST
It's just about mid-semester, and I'd like to make some things clear: the reading - I haven't done it. That problem set that was due by five - it'll be done by six, tomorrow. [read the article]

 

 

Book prices fail test
A recent front-page New York Times article scratched the surface of an issue very relevant to students: the sky-high price of textbooks. [read the editorial]

OUT week: Be more inclusive
According to a statement by BGSA leaders, Haliday Douglas '05 and Caitlin Connolly '05, in the October 8th Student Digest, OUT week was intended to be "a time of awareness and reflection on issues of sexual orientation/identity." [read the letter]

Pro-choice majority doesn't choose battles
We are writing in regards to James Baumberger's October 10 article, "Pro-choice strategy wrong on partial-birth abortion." [read the letter]


 

 

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