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Clinton Thompson’s Journey From Maine Marine Patrol to Schiller’s Boat Captain – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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Clinton Thompson has spent more time in Casco Bay than most people have spent in their backyard. For 25 years, the Maine coast was his patrol territory as a Marine Patrol officer for the state. Now it’s the water he drives Bowdoin students through to do research for classes. As marine operations manager at the Schiller Coastal Studies Center since 2023, Thompson runs the boats that make most of Bowdoin’s hands-on coastal science possible, from eelgrass surveys to eider duck tracking. Students wh
Bowdoin alum Jeff Mao’s Knead & Nosh brings New York-style bagels to Topsham – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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When Jeffrey Mao ’92 graduated from Bowdoin as a history major, he never would have imagined himself, decades later, rolling 3,000 to 4,000 bagels every weekend in his own bakery in Topsham, Maine. Knead & Nosh, the bagel shop Mao opened this August at 4 Bowdoin Mill Island, caps a three-decade career in education. Bagels began as a hobby, something he picked up after the New York Times’ No-Knead Bread recipe convinced him home baking wasn’t as scary as he’d assumed. “There’s no good bagels arou
The Rat Race – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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The landscape of internships is rapidly changing. In 2023, according to the Business-Higher Education Forum, 8.2 million college students sought internships, but only 3.6 million students were successful. Different factors, such as grade inflation and a recent lack of research funding, have also pushed students to differentiate themselves through internships. Many Bowdoin students feel career-driven anxiety early on in the semester. Career Exploration and Development (CXD) sends emails to first
Record-size class pushes Bowdoin to rethink first-year housing – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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Bowdoin’s Class of 2030 arrived last Monday with 554 students, well above the roughly 515 first years the College typically enrolls. The jump has meant triples in Osher Hall and West Hall, more quints in Coleman Hall and Moore Hall and a scramble across the Office of Admissions, The Office of Residential Life and the Division of Student Affairs to keep the first-year experience intact. The College did not admit more students this year, according to Claudia Marroquin, senior vice president and de
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