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Opinion

Reflections from an old Polar Bear

Why would a 78-year old Bowdoin Polar Bear have the audacity to agree to write an opinion piece for the Orient, one of the nation’s finest college newspapers?

Well, my family legacy gives me some Bowdoin credit: my great-grandfather; grandfather; …

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Editorial

On Academic Readjustment

Week three of the semester is when things start to get busy. First papers are due, you have a standing date at a professor’s office hours, and you’re starting to question why you took microeconomics in the first place. In …

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Abbott Laboratories, COVID-19 and mass surveillance

Most people and businesses use surveillance technology unawares, largely a result of how surveillance has “crept” into technology. What I propose to call Surveillance Creep operates in three phases. First, a company decides to collect information about its users. Second, …

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Could Bowdoin have done better

I think every sophomore has had this conversation with a junior or senior about a million times: “So, if you had to give it a number, what percentage of the real ‘Bowdoin experience’ are we at right now?” When faced …

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