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Elias McEaneney ’27 presents new Student Voices collection “Working / Out / Gender” – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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Last Friday, Elias McEaneney ’27 unveiled his Student Voices collection, “Working / Out / Gender,” in Hawthorne-Longfellow Library (H-L). The collection’s focus is on the intersection of labor and gender, an area of study that McEaneney has been interested in for a long time. He began working to put the collection together by approaching Humanities and Media Librarian Carmen Greenlee last spring, and later spent hours over the summer researching which pieces to include. McEaneney spoke at the op
We need to talk. – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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Bowdoin’s Office of Inclusion and Diversity (OID) started the Viewpoint Exchange series with the goal of “encouraging respectful engagement, expanded education and open dialogue” on wedge issues such as “antisemitism, Islamophobia and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.” The talks have ranged from “The End of Conservatism?” by Jonah Goldberg to “Less Drama, More Impact – How Learning to Disagree Will Improve Your Life” by Julia Minson. These talks have fostered dialogue, particularly in the
Bowdoin Maker Space lab instructors highlight the intersection of technology and art – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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On your way to or from a meal in Thorne Dining Hall, you might walk by the Bowdoin Maker Space, tucked into the side of Jewett Hall. The Maker Space hosts multiple kinds of 3D printers, a laser engraving machine and electronic engineering materials. This semester, the Maker Space has started crafting night programming to draw in more students, including dorm decor creation, 3D printing students’ faces, making fidgets and more. Rachel Li ’29, a student lab instructor, hopes the programming will h
Organizing Principles – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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I studied abroad at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea last spring, an endeavor that introduced me to a range of new experiences. I discovered the simultaneous ultimate freedoms (best public transport in the world) and ultimate limitations (everything costs money) of living in a large city. I witnessed new and beautiful landscapes, food, plants and animals. I made lifelong connections with people from all across the world, but also somehow found new friends from right beside me, from my hom
Portrait of an Artist: Katie Tran ’27 – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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Katie Tran ’27 has always been curious about artistic materials. She recalls learning how to make soap from scratch at ten years old in an attempt to understand the process of making it. “My journey with art and creating has always been a process of creating something, and then wanting to understand how to create the material needed for that project. When I was ten, for example, my aunt showed me how to make melt-and-pour soap into fun shapes and colors…. I wanted to understand what made ‘real’
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