Ellie Chen
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Student Activities and SWAG bring Curbside Queens to the Odeon for Drag and Donuts – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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Last Friday night, students crowded in the Odeon for Drag and Donuts, hosted by the Office of Student Activities in collaboration with the Sexuality, Women and Gender Center (SWAG). The show featured drag queens Arabella LaDessé, Bunny Wonderland and Chartreuse Money of the Curbside Queens, as well as a food truck run by Morning Moose Coffee. Attendees formed a line from the Smith Union entrance to the end of the Dudley Coe Quad, ready to collect their donuts as they waited for the show to begin
Dorm Sing turns first-years toward a cappella – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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Last Sunday, Bowdoin’s a cappella groups hopped from one first-year brick to another serenading potential recruits. Singers knocked on dorm room doors to alert residents of their presence before launching into song in the bricks’ common rooms. An established tradition, Dorm Sing is one of two a cappella performances preceding recruitment week, where students hoping to join a cappella audition for a spot in one of Bowdoin’s six a cappella groups—the Bear Tones, BOKA, the Longfellows, the Meddiebe
WBOR brings Hovvdy to the Odeon for Fall Concert – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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Last Friday, Hovvdy performed an hour-long set in the Odeon for WBOR’s annual Fall Concert. Students flocked from Student Night at the Museum to hear the indie pop duo perform songs from their latest album. Released this August, “Big World” features twelve tracks exploring personal growth and the passage of time. To bring artists to campus each semester, WBOR works with music agencies who provide a list of musical acts within the radio station’s budget. In an interview with the Orient, WBOR stat
A look into the origins of Student Night at the Museum – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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This Friday, the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) will host Student Night at the Museum, a beloved biannual event where students dress their best to connect with their peers over art and hors d’oeuvres. The first Museum Night was held in 2013, inspired by the success of an exhibition reception that attracted a substantial number of students. Director of Student Activities Nate Hintze shared how former President Barry Mills initiated the collaborative effort to bring the event to life. “[Mill
Digging into the history of Bowdoin’s sculptures – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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From stone statues to futuristic mobiles, sculptures are scattered across Bowdoin’s campus. Ingrained in the campus landscape, these public artworks hold decades of personal stories, quietly shaping the identity and character of the spaces in which they reside. Sitting atop the steps of the Walker Art Building, two stone lions watch over passers-by and students sprawled across the Main Quad. Copies of the marble Medici lions at the Loggia dei Lanzi, the Walker lions were installed with the neocl
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