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Taira Blakely

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13 photos by Taira Blakely

Taira Blakely
OUT IN THE OPEN:
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OUT IN THE OPEN:
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OUT IN THE OPEN: Don McPherson centered his talk around the topics of masculinity and gender violence, emphasizing the importance of male accountability as well as open and honest conversation.
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OUT IN THE OPEN: Don McPherson centered his talk around the topics of masculinity and gender violence, emphasizing the importance of male accountability as well as open and honest conversation.
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New home: The Anthropology Department, the Digital and Computational Studies program and the Arctic Studies program will be relocating soon.
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New home: The Anthropology Department, the Digital and Computational Studies program and the Arctic Studies program will be relocating soon.
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Build better: Construction of the Gibbons Center for Arctic Studies and Mills Hall stays on track for a December 2022 completion amid labor shortages.
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Build better: Construction of the Gibbons Center for Arctic Studies and Mills Hall stays on track for a December 2022 completion amid labor shortages.
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BEHIND THE SEAL: Students, greeted by Mail Center staff, stop by the Mail Center to pick up packages on their way to and from class. Mail Center staff reflect their job and how the Mail Center has changed over time.
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BEHIND THE SEAL: Students, greeted by Mail Center staff, stop by the Mail Center to pick up packages on their way to and from class. Mail Center staff reflect their job and how the Mail Center has changed over time.
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SOPHOMORE SENSATION: In his second year at Bowdoin and first official collegiate football season, running back Andre Eden '24 was named the NESCAC Rookie of the Year. Eden propelled the football team to its first victory since 2018.
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SOPHOMORE SENSATION: In his second year at Bowdoin and first official collegiate football season, running back Andre Eden '24 was named the NESCAC Rookie of the Year. Eden propelled the football team to its first victory since 2018.
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ABOVE AND BEYOND: Cato's stedfast commitment to equity and inclusion in IT has not gone unnoticed.