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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Louder than WordsAs they advance the greening of Bates, the EcoReps know that it’s all about the visuals. |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Haley Johnson '06 wins historic spot on U.S. Olympic biathlon teamWith her 21st-place finish at a World Cup race in Pokljuka, Slovenia, on Dec. 17, Haley Johnson ’06 becomes the… |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Preamble: Just a MomentOnce, feeling feverish before a college philosophy final, I brought a small towel to the blue-book exam. We lefties tend to smudge what we write, and I wanted to keep my writing hand dry, so as not to turn deep thoughts about Plato’s cave into a smeary mess. |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Open ForumLetters to the editor from the Fall 2009 issue of Bates Magazine. |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Perfectly HumanAmid failure, we can grow closer to what inspires us. |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Roman InfluenceThe book An Artist in Rome marries poems by the late John Tagliabue with paintings by Adam Van Doren. |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Events Schedule: January 2010Here is a preview of public events for January 2010. Click “Print this post” at the bottom of the page… |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Genocide’s HeirsAlexis Mutimukunda and Sara Bravmann ’12 talk about their experiences learning from one another. |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
'Valence, for Whom I Testify'While visiting his former school, Ecole secondaire de Nyange, Ildephonse Majyambere, an orphan survivor of the genocide in Rwanda, tells what happened on March 18, 1997. |
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FridayDecember 18, 2009 |
Live Where You PayHurricane Katrina didn’t stop people from living near the ocean. Along the Gulf Coast in Mississippi — where the monster storm came ashore — nine out of 10 people have come back. Economist Howard Kunreuther ’59 knows that people will always take such risks. What he’d like is for them to pay for the privilege. |
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