Vanessa Kitchen
Number of articles: 27First article: September 16, 2005
Latest article: May 5, 2006
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Men?s lacrosse takes first round
With a win over Amherst, the men's lacrosse team will try to continue its season of success as it advances to the NESCAC semifinals. The Bears overcame Amherst College for the second time this season with a 12-8 victory this past Saturday.
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Men?s lax topples Bates, Amherst
The Bowdoin Men's Lacrosse Team trumped Bates College for its second NESCAC victory this week, putting the Bears in prime position to face Trinity this weekend and enter the final rounds of the NESCAC Tournament. The Polar Bears held the lead throughout the match to beat Bates 9-6 on Tuesday.
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First aid for fashion emergencies
We've all been there: You're dressed to impress, ready to party, and suddenly, disaster strikes. Whether it's a broken strap, a hem that's fallen out, or one of countless other mishaps, fashion emergencies are never fun. There are, however, some quick and easy ways you can fix things so that you can keep on dancing for the rest of the night.
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Panthers scratch past lax in OT
The Bowdoin Men's Lacrosse Team rebounded from two consecutive losses with a narrow victory over Colby on Tuesday, defeating the Mules 10-9. Bowdoin most recently fell to Middlebury in a heartbreaking 12-11 overtime decision and Wesleyan 6-3, before turning on the heat against the Mules.
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TJ Maxx and Target hit the spot
Everyone likes a good deal. There's some inexplicable satisfaction in finding what you need (or don't need) for a steal. That is why we hit up sales, shop around, and fall in love with Target and TJ Maxx. Discount stores are the best way to save some cash while not skimping on style. Although Freeport is a Maine mecca for cheap, high quality fashion, Target in Topsham and TJ Maxx at Cooks Corner can be just as promising in what they have to offer. Plus, with one-stop shopping, everything is at your fingertips.
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Cardinals stop men's lacrosse
The weather is warming up rapidly, and so is the Bowdoin Men's Lacrosse Team. This weekend, the Polar Bears head into the NESCAC portion of their season with a game against Middlebury College, the reigning NESCAC champions. The Panthers will be stiff competition for the Bears, who currently have a 6-3 record, with impressive wins against Williams, Tufts, and Connecticut College.
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A new fashion season
Are you ready to shed the layers and lose the wool? Sure, it's not quite that time yet, but soon enough you'll be able to expose more than the occasional collar bone. Spring fever will undoubtedly take hold in the next few weeks, so while you strip down, remember to style up.
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Bears claim sixth consecutive NESCAC crown
For the sixth year in a row, the Bowdoin Women's Basketball Team captured the NESCAC crown. Sunday's thrilling victory over Bates gave the Bears an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III regional tournament. The Bears will play host to the first and second rounds of the tournament this weekend. As if a NESCAC championship was not enough, two Bowdoin players received NESCAC honors. Senior Justine Pouravelis and sophomore Marisa Berne were awarded Co-Player of the Week honors for their outstanding performances against Wesleyan in the semifinals on Saturday and against Bates on Sunday.
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Basketball tops Tufts
The Bowdoin Women's Basketball Team overcame a challenging competitor, winning a tight game against Tufts University to ensure a spot in the NESCAC semifinals this weekend. The second-seeded Bears will face third-seeded Wesleyan in an away game at Bates.
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Portland spoils shoppers rotten
A city of sophistication and elegance, Portland is the upscale destination of high-class shoppers, fine dining experts, and souls in need of elegant pampering and five-star service. OK, so maybe not. Not even close. But it's all we've got, and once you go through the two-mile outlet mall that is Freeport, a trip to Portland begins to look a great deal more enticing. Recently, we did a little "important newspaper research" and discovered that some of the shops in Portland are nothing to turn your nose up at.
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Women's hoops to challenge Tufts
The Bowdoin Women's Basketball team is soaring through the season on a 10-game winning streak. Last night the Bears overcame a second-half deficit to defeat Maine Maritime Academy 57-47 in a non-conference contest. Over the weekend, Bowdoin swept NESCAC rivals Middlebury and Williams College.
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Women's basketball captures win in OT
With their record home-game victory streak on the line, it looked as if the Polar Bears might have met their match last Friday. However, the Bowdoin Women's Basketball Team pulled out a win in overtime against Wesleyan, beating the Cardinals 75-63.
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Fashions to fit your professional future
With Eastern College Career Day coming up and interviews looming for jobs and summer internships, proper attire is necessary to make the right impression. This is time a when all those "Ms. Manners" tips for dressing are actually applicable. It may seem old-fashioned, but picking the right color pantyhose makes a difference if your interviewer only has an hour to decide whether he or she thinks you have what it takes to join the company.
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Women?s basketball slams Bates at home
The basketball team captured its 65th consecutive home-court victory against Bates on Tuesday
Avenging a prior loss to Bates, the Bowdoin Women's Basketball Team defeated the Bobcats for the team's 65th consecutive home-court on Tuesday. The 76-59 victory broke the the New England Division III record for consecutive home victories.
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Basketball dominates Colby
After home wins against Ithaca, Husson, University of Maine-Farmington, and Emmanuel, the women's basketball team suffered a surprising loss to Bates College on January 13 in the Polar Bears' first official NESCAC match-up of the season.
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Web keeps shoppers warm in winter weather
It's a blizzard outside, the wind is howling, and your car is buried in snow somewhere in the Farley parking lot. You're back at school and looking to branch out from the sweats and slippers you've been lounging around in all break, but unpacking your bags, you discover you have nothing to wear to class, let alone wear on Saturday night. It's time to do some shopping, but the road conditions aren't exactly conducive to a quick jaunt to Portland or Boston to hit up the malls.
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W. Hockey loses twice to Plattsburgh
The Bowdoin Women's Hockey Team slipped to 2-3 after twin losses to second-ranked Plattsburgh last weekend.
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Christmas fashions from head to mistletoe
The end of the semester is imminent; fun and festivity lie just around the corner. "What am I going to wear?" Is almost as familiar a jingle as "ho ho ho" when the season of giving, and subsequently holiday party invitations, arrives. Those knitted sweaters your grandmother gives you every Christmas may keep you warm, but nubby yarn and appliqué snowmen will do nothing to highlight your best attributes. Although different occasions call for different attire, it's safe to say that Kringle-themed apparel should be strictly reserved for family functions. Here are a few alternatives that may help sass up your holiday wardrobe.
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Women fall to USM
This year's women's basketball team has some very big shoes to fill. For the past five years, the team has finished at the top of the NESCAC and in the last four years the Polar Bears have advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight, finishing second in 2004.
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A guide to standing out for good reasons
Have you ever walked past a fellow student, and thought, "She/he definitely dressed in the dark this morning?" Sometimes you give points for creativity, because hey, at least that person tried something different. After all, you can't deny that the quad could double as a holding ground for Ralph Lauren factory exports. Regardless, there is a fine line between creative and, well, just plain bad fashion. The student pictured here? It's hard to decide where to start.
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Winter tips for fashion victims
In the aftermath of daylight-saving time, no one can deny what is to come: a long, dark winter. It always seems to sneak up too quickly, but this is Maine, and the season is inevitable, so you might as well be prepared. That said, don't be so quick to throw on the fleece that's been your staple in past years. Sure it's reliable, but with day after day of cold and snow, why not liven up your wardrobe and combat the winter blues with a little self-expression?
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Women?s soccer loses in OT
The women's soccer team lost to Bates 1-0 in the NESCAC semifinals on Saturday. The Bears were defeated nine minutes into overtime. Bates's Jesse Gargiulo set Kim Alexander up for a shot. The Bobcat forward fired the ball past Bowdoin goalie Anna Shapell '06 into the far post of the net, winning the game and shutting Bowdoin out of the NESCAC tournament in the semifinal round.
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Women's soccer hands Middlebury loss in quarterfinals
The Polar Bears knocked Middlebury College out of the NESCAC playoffs with a 5-1 win in the quarterfinals.
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Men?s soccer shuts out Trinity
The Bowdoin Men's Soccer Team is feeling the pressure. The Polar Bears are gritting their teeth in anticipation of Saturday's game against Wesleyan.
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Men?s soccer suffers its first defeat of the season
The men's soccer team lost 2-1 in a close home game to Wiliams College on Saturday. Later in the week, the Polar Bears defeated the University of New England in a non-conference match. The Polar Bears carry a 5-1 season record as they prepare to face NESCAC rivals Amherst and Middlebury this weekend.
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Women's soccer falls to Bobcats in close match
The Bowdoin Women's Soccer Team lost a close game to Bates last Monday for its first defeat of the season. The 1-0 loss was unexpected for the Polar Bears, since they have won the past six in-season matches against the Bobcats.
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Men's soccer defeats Bates in season opener
The Bowdoin Men's Soccer Team returned with a 1-0 win from their first game of the season against Bates College last Saturday.