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Carolina Weatherall
— Class of 2025
Number of articles: 1
First Article: October 28, 2022
Latest Article: October 28, 2022
9 photos by Carolina Weatherall
Carolina WeatherallALGERIA ON FILM: Meryem Belkaïd lectures to a crowd of students. faculty and staff. On Thursday, she launched her new book, entitled “From Outlaw to Rebel: Oppositional Documentaries in Contemporary Algeria.”
Carolina WeatherallALGERIA ON FILM: Meryem Belkaïd lectures to a crowd of students, faculty, and staff. On Thursday, she launched her new book, entitled “From Outlaw to Rebel: Oppositional Documentaries in Contemporary Algeria.”
Carolina WeatherallBEST IN BASS: Bassist Duane Edwards performs with an ensemble—which included members of the College’s faculty—in Studzinski Hall. The group played songs from Edwards’s new album “Birds.”
Carolina WeatherallONE DAY, FUN DAY: Alumni relations hosts the annual One Day fundraising event on and off campus, engaging with current students and alumni through a campaign focused on kindness.
Carolina WeatherallUNBELIE-BUBBLE TEA: Quickly Boba employees stand behind the register and smile at the camera. Nate and Artie Mangoba, Quickly Owners, discuss the business’s quick success.
Carolina WeatherallEDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE: Associate Professor of Government Henry Laurence introduced his new book relating the BBC and NHK to talk about government media involvement and the histories of the two companies.
Carolina WeatherallUNDER THE SEA: Dr. Isaiah Bolden ’15 talks about the effects of climate change on modern reef systems and how fossilized coral may hold keys to its future conservation.
Carolina WeatherallSOLO ACT: Playwright and actor Keith Hamilton Cobb performed his one-man play “American Moor” and answered questions about it on Tuesday evening.
Carolina WeatherallINK OR INK Author, educator and tattoo artist Phuc Tran speaks at Bowdoin on Thursday. Tran read three passages from his memoir “Sigh, Gone” and then answered questions on his experience in the punk community and more.
Editor’s Note October 30, 2022: In a previous version of this article, the “Real Talk on Class” series was mistakenly called the “Real Talks on Class” series. This has been fixed in the headline and throughout the text.
