Polar Eyes
Taking the heat
Talk of the Quad
Haven’t we all encountered the softboy?
Visual Arts
New Museum of Art exhibition celebrates 500 years of drawing, watercolor and collage
Music
First-year band 20/20 kicks off Ivies, brings jazz, R&B-inspired sounds to campus
Sports
Spagnuolo ’96 aids women’s hockey fight for equality
Softball
Softball hosts NESCAC playoffs for first time
Editorial
Increase counseling resources
News in Brief
Two transports, no police issues during Ivies
Student Government
BSG approves four measures, ban on first-year vote tallies fails
Student Life
Counseling Service grapples with increased demand
The number of students seeking counseling services at Bowdoin has increased dramatically over the past decade, making it difficult for Counseling Service to accommodate all students’ needs and driving some students to seek help through off-campus providers.
Editorial Cartoon
Editorial cartoon
News in Brief
College to commemorate MLK visit with plaque
Opinion
The failed state of the union: a stable American system still reinforces top-down inequality
Opinion
Criticisms of government department curriculum miss the mark
Books
‘One Book, One Community’ bridges College and Brunswick through discussions on race
Dance
Spring Dance Concert showcases original works by faculty, students
Features
For the birds: Professor organizes annual birdathon
College transforms ASAP, programs uncertain
Next year, the Alliance for Sexual Assault Prevention (ASAP) will no longer serve as a campus-wide programming organization, a change introduced by the Office of Gender Violence Prevention and Education. The eecision received pushback from the leaders of ASAP—who were not consulted—for several reasons, but primarily because the change ends ASAP’s role in sexual assault prevention programming and it is unclear which groups will sponsor the ongoing events ASAP developed.
“Winning Together” confronts issues of race in athletics
On Monday, the Athletic Department held an event called “Winning Together: Intersections between Race and Athletics” that invited students and professors, athletes and non-athletes, to engage in conversations about the role that race plays on Bowdoin’s athletic teams. The event was divided into three sections, where attendees had the opportunity to participate in a Q&A panel, hear personal anecdotes from several of Bowdoin’s athletes of color and break into small groups to cultivate more personal dialogues.
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From city to sea
Sophie Washington New Yorkers like to brag about how good our drinking water is, straight from the tap. And, okay, New Yorkers like to brag about a lot of things—but the drinking water really is excellent.
Haven’t we all encountered the softboy?
Diana Furukawa “The Fuckboy, in his current form, aims for the night, aims for the break, goals to ghost. The Softboy strings you along under loftier auspices. He is Nice yet Complicated; this isn’t just a hookup.
