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Jack Burnett

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38 photos by Jack Burnett

CONTROL THE T: Sophie Barber ’23 and Tyler Shonrock ’20 wind up for backhands in last weekend’s set of home matches against Vassar and Bates. The two teams went 3-1 combined in a promising first weekend for new Head Coach Theo Woodward.

CONTROL THE T: Sophie Barber ’23 and Tyler Shonrock ’20 wind up for backhands in last weekend’s set of home matches against Vassar and Bates. The two teams went 3-1 combined in a promising first weekend for new Head Coach Theo Woodward.

CONTROL THE T: Sophie Barber ’23 and Tyler Shonrock ’20 wind up for backhands in last weekend’s set of home matches against Vassar and Bates. The two teams went 3-1 combined in a promising first weekend for new Head Coach Theo Woodward.

CONTROL THE T: Sophie Barber ’23 and Tyler Shonrock ’20 wind up for backhands in last weekend’s set of home matches against Vassar and Bates. The two teams went 3-1 combined in a promising first weekend for new Head Coach Theo Woodward.

BUDDING BUSINESS: Brunswick natives and brothers Keith and Kevin Carlon opened Brunswick’s second medical marijuana storefront in August. The Carlon brothers hope to create a viable buisness and end the stigma surrounding marijuana use.

BUDDING BUSINESS: Brunswick natives and brothers Keith and Kevin Carlon opened Brunswick’s second medical marijuana storefront in August. The Carlon brothers hope to create a viable buisness and end the stigma surrounding marijuana use.

BUDDING BUSINESS: Brunswick natives and brothers Keith and Kevin Carlon opened Brunswick’s second medical marijuana storefront in August. The Carlon brothers hope to create a viable buisness and end the stigma surrounding marijuana use.

SWAN DIVE: Mitchell Ryan ’19 placed eighth in the 3-meter dive and sixth in the 1-meter event at the NCAA DIII Swimming and Diving Championships.

SWAN DIVE: Mitchell Ryan ’19 placed eighth in the 3-meter dive and sixth in the 1-meter event at the NCAA DIII Swimming and Diving Championships.

ALL I DO IS WIN: Samantha Roy ’20 jumps in the air to sink a shot against Wesleyan last Saturday. The Polar Bears defeated the Cardinals 92-75.

ALL I DO IS WIN: Samantha Roy ’20 jumps in the air to sink a shot against Wesleyan last Saturday. The Polar Bears defeated the Cardinals 92-75.

ALL I DO IS WIN: Samantha Roy ’20 jumps in the air to sink a shot against Wesleyan last Saturday. The Polar Bears defeated the Cardinals 92-75.

PRIZE-WINNING PROFESSOR: Assistant Professor of English Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich recently won an international award for their genre-crossing book, “The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memoir.”

PRIZE-WINNING PROFESSOR: Assistant Professor of English Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich recently won an international award for their genre-crossing book, “The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memoir.”

PRIZE-WINNING PROFESSOR: Assistant Professor of English Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich recently won an international award for their genre-crossing book, “The Fact of a Body: A Murder and a Memoir.”

JUSTICE IN GEORGIA After collecting evidence of voter suppression, Arah Kang ’19 flew to Georgia to testify about rejected absentee ballots.

JUSTICE IN GEORGIA After collecting evidence of voter suppression, Arah Kang ’19 flew to Georgia to testify about rejected absentee ballots.

JUSTICE IN GEORGIA After collecting evidence of voter suppression, Arah Kang ’19 flew to Georgia to testify about rejected absentee ballots.

ACTIVISM AND ATHLETICS Lex Horwitz ’19, a campus activist and a member of the varsity men’s squash team, gave a talk at MacMillan House on Tuesday at which they discussed their experiences as a non-binary transmasculine person at Bowdoin, including outlining the process of switching athletic teams.

ACTIVISM AND ATHLETICS Lex Horwitz ’19, a campus activist and a member of the varsity men’s squash team, gave a talk at MacMillan House on Tuesday at which they discussed their experiences as a non-binary transmasculine person at Bowdoin, including outlining the process of switching athletic teams.

ACTIVISM AND ATHLETICS Lex Horwitz ’19, a campus activist and a member of the varsity men’s squash team, gave a talk at MacMillan House on Tuesday at which they discussed their experiences as a non-binary transmasculine person at Bowdoin, including outlining the process of switching athletic teams.

BEAT ME TO IT: Brian Bae '22 races against a Tufts competitor in the last regular season game. The Polar Bears lost 4-3.

BEAT ME TO IT: Brian Bae '22 races against a Tufts competitor in the last regular season game. The Polar Bears lost 4-3.

BEAT ME TO IT: Brian Bae '22 races against a Tufts competitor in the last regular season game. The Polar Bears lost 4-3.

ART AND TIME: linn meyers explains her process of creating monumental drawings with a graffiti pen, combining visual art with interactive technology.

ART AND TIME: linn meyers explains her process of creating monumental drawings with a graffiti pen, combining visual art with interactive technology.

GOING FOR THE REBOUND: Lauren Petit ’18 shoots the ball in a game against Middlebury on February 2. Despite losing to Tufts in the NESCAC Quarterfinals, the Polar Bears will advance to the NCAA Championships this weekend against Husson.

BALLIN’ OUT: Lauren Petit ’18 dribbles the ball past a Middlebury opponent during Friday’s game, which the Polar Bears won 70-52. This marked their 20th win of the season. The team continued the momentum against Williams, beating the Ephs 73-47 on Saturday. The team plays Connecticut College today.