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Miles Berry

Staff Writer — Class of 2025

Number of articles: 31

First Article: September 16, 2022

Latest Article: September 16, 2022

11 photos by Miles Berry

**ENCAMPMENT ENDS:** Protesters stand outside Smith Union during the encampment. The disciplinary process remains ongoing for approximately 50 students involved in the SJP encampment.

**SJP ENCAMPMENT:** Protest signs hang in the windows of Smith Union during the SJP encampment. The encampment lasted for four days and ended on Monday after protesters and the College reached an agreement.

**ENCAMPMENT CLEARS:** Protesters gather in front of Smith Union's south entrance on Monday in anticipation of the College’s 5 p.m. encampment evacuation deadline. Just before 6 p.m., protesters reached an agreement with the College.

**STUDENTS PLACED ON SUSPENSION:** Protests signs hang in the second-floor window of Smith Union. Students who remained in the encampment on Monday morning were given letters informing them that they had been placed on "immediate temporary suspension."

**A TASTE OF SICILY:** Customers dine at Pomelia, Brunswick’s newest restaurant located just off the Amtrak station and adjacent to the College. The restaurant is hoping to distinguish itself from Brunswick’s other pizza restaurants.

**ENCAMPMENT FOR GAZA:** Students for Justice in Palestine formed an encampment on the first floor of Smith Union. Organizers protested Donald Trump’s recent comments on U.S. “ownership” of Gaza and reiterated calls for the College to meet the demands of last year’s “Bowdoin Solidarity Referendum.”

**CALLING ON KING:** Participants in last night’s SJP rally gather outside Senator Angus King’s Brunswick residence. The rally is part of a larger series of events organized by SJP this week in response to King being home from Washington D.C.

Finding Time

The supremacy of the clock

By Miles Berry • September 16, 2022

Like many other students, the seminal challenge of my first year at Bowdoin was understanding how to manage the absolute freedom of being away at college and the seemingly total control over how I spent my time. In many cases, …