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Sebastian Sahlman

Photographer — Class of 2026

Number of articles: 1

First Article: February 6, 2026

Latest Article: February 6, 2026

6 photos by Sebastian Sahlman

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(S)NO(W) PROBLEM: After roughly 12 inches of snow fell on Sunday and Monday, the College lies blanketed in white. Hazardous driving conditions forced faculty to adapt and apply varying policies about continuing with classes.
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PLAY IT BY EAR: Carolina Bragg ‘26 developed her love of composing through watching her older sister when they were growing up. Now, she composes and performs her own cello pieces at Bowdoin and beyond.
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A [MILES]TONE: Benson is the first student to join the Bowdoin Teacher Scholar program with a focus on music education. Passionate about music and education, he hopes to pursue a career as a band teacher.
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PEOPLE OR PLACE: Samuel Putnam delivers his inaugural lecture as an endowed chair of social sciences in Mills Hall. Putnam discussed his research on cross-cultural differences in social and emotional expression and what this means for the “nature versus nurture” debate.
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STUMP SPEECH: Graham Platner speaks among the trees of the Brunswick Town Mall on Thursday night. Platner, who is running in the Democratic primary for next year’s U.S. Senate election, came to Brunswick as part of a series of town halls across the state.
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CULTURE CHANGE: Loretta Ross speaks in Mills Hall. Ross, a public intellectual and reproductive justice activist, spoke on how society needs to focus on calling in opponents instead of cancelling them.