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FOCUSING ON FAITH: Director of Religious and Spiritual Life Eduardo Pazos Palma created the Multifaith Program in order to facilitate greater discussion and education around faith at Bowdoin through student collaboration.

FOCUSING ON FAITH: Director of Religious and Spiritual Life Eduardo Pazos Palma created the Multifaith Program in order to facilitate greater discussion and education around faith at Bowdoin through student collaboration.

FOCUSING ON FAITH: Director of Religious and Spiritual Life Eduardo Pazos Palma created the Multifaith Program in order to facilitate greater discussion and education around faith at Bowdoin through student collaboration.

In the bag: The men’s lacrosse team faces off against Colby on April 11. The team lost a close game, with the final score being 8-7. The team looks to finish the season strong after losing two NESCAC games in a row.

FILLING IN THE GAPS: Jeonguk Choi ’18 creates “time-based media” that explore various aspects of his identity. His latest installation, “The gaps were filled with water that soon evaporated,” is now on display in the Blue Gallery.

WINTER WELCOME Leonardo Núñez.

WINTER WELCOME Veronica Gutierrez Camacho is one of the two students accepted to Bowdoin’s guest semester program aimed at helping students from hurricane-affected areas.

DIVING INTO FICTION Jennifer Egan read from her most recent novel, “Manhattan Beach,” and answered questions from the audience during her visit to campus on Thursday evening. Egan’s novels, informed by her journalistic experience, are notable for their experimentation with form and time.

Setting up for Success: Kate Kiser ’21 sets the ball during a match against Bates. The Polar Bears beat the Bobcats 3-1 after beating Colby the day before.

CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Meryem Belkaïd (left) facilitated a question and answer session with award-winning filmmaker Raoul Peck (right) on Tuesday, entitled “Identity, History, and Race.” Peck’s Academy Award nominated documentary film, “I Am Not Your Negro,” was screened in Kresge Auditorium on Monday. The film is based on James Baldwin’s unfinished manuscript “Remember This House.”

Students, faculty and members of the Bowdoin community gathered on the Museum of Art steps Tuesday evening to reflect on the widespread impact of gender-based violence and sexual assault on campus and throughout the nation.

Foreign language professors and students reflect on the relationship between Liberal Arts education and the study of language. In allowing for cross-cultural communication, the study of language enables students to explore di erent communities in meaningful ways.

Foreign language professors and students reflect on the relationship between Liberal Arts education and the study of language. In allowing for cross-cultural communication, the study of language enables students to explore di erent communities in meaningful ways.

Foreign language professors and students reflect on the relationship between Liberal Arts education and the study of language. In allowing for cross-cultural communication, the study of language enables students to explore di erent communities in meaningful ways.

Foreign language professors and students reflect on the relationship between Liberal Arts education and the study of language. In allowing for cross-cultural communication, the study of language enables students to explore di erent communities in meaningful ways.

Foreign language professors and students reflect on the relationship between Liberal Arts education and the study of language. In allowing for cross-cultural communication, the study of language enables students to explore di erent communities in meaningful ways.

PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST: Jude Marx ’18 has a passion for teaching, writing and portrait photography. Much of her work encompasses all three interests. For Marx, portraiture is about collaboration, visibility and empowerment.

Hitting the bar: Captain Michelle Albright '18 bumps the ball in a match against Bates on Sept. 16 as her teammates watch on. The Polar Bears won 3-1, but lost the more recent non-conference game against the Bobcats

MIDDLE EASTERN MOVIES: Postdoctoral fellow Idriss Jebari hopes to get to know students and spark dialogue through a new film series.

Meeting on sacred ground: Pazos joined the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life in August. He hopes to engage in dialogue both with students of faith and those who are questioning.