In keeping with my original theme, I’ll now analyze stage fright—the fear of being seen. Not by a single individual but by a mass. Two things at hand, then: the analysis of the mass, the observer, and sight, the logic …
So I’ll write about just that. Not the unknown—that’s cliche. Let’s rephrase it as the multiplicity of possibilities. Of all that could possibly happen but has yet to happen. This is what I’ll refer to as the unknown. The fear …
Why do you love me? I don’t know. What about me do you love?
Nothing really. The “x” quality that drives my attraction isn’t particularly yours. It’s actually more in you than you. And it is only through the “x” …
CHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCH. Or, the static of the TV. The black and white—but carefully not gray—colorless display that follows the end of a TV program. Such a display also happens to be the home of the girl from “The Ring” and a …
This academic year marks the 25th anniversary of the College’s Latin American, Caribbean and Latinx Studies (LACLaS) Program. The weekend will be packed with arts events in celebration, including guest speaker conversations, an alumni reception, a concert and Bowdoin’s first-ever …
On Wednesday afternoon, students and faculty gathered in the Shannon Room for the latest installment of the Alpha Delta Phi Society’s Visiting Writers Series: a reading from novelist Mona Awad.
Standing before a packed room—many attendees were forced to sit …