Alumni make May 15 a “great day”
Bates reaches 599 new alumni donors to the Bates Fund in one day.
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
China’s economy, and a group of Bates students, were awakening in 1981The flashes of color in these images of China from 1981, taken by Steve Stone ’83 during a Bates sociology Short Term trip, signal big changes to come. |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
Wow! Clayton Spencer begins a new relationship with her new collegeClayton Spencer’s rise as a U.S. higher education leader culminates in her debut as president-elect of Bates — and her avowed commitment to leading Bates toward a stronger marriage of excellence and opportunity. |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
Bates in Brief Lewiston: Refresher course on downtown diningIs Lewiston going foody?” |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
Bates in Brief World: Photographs from the 2012 Barlow Off-Campus ExhibitPhotographs from the 2012 Barlow Off-Campus Exhibit and facts about study abroad trends at Bates. |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
Letters: Spring 2012Thank You, Elaine Thank you, Elaine Tuttle Hansen, for a most informative final interview (“Alive to Change, Fall 2011) and… |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
Amusements: Mail from the ’80s, stained-glass scholars and self-controlFun, cleverness and wit from the Amusements section of Bates Magazine. |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
Thanks to Phene and Chhetri, Bollywood bowls Bates overThe dance exploits of Shachi Phene ’12 and Shlesma Chhetri ’12, notably the colorful and exuberant genre seen in Bollywood films, have made them campus stars. |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
The circle keeping Morgan McDuffee’s spirit alive is larger — and still unbrokenRemembering Morgan McDuffee ’02 By H. Jay Burns Photographs by Phyllis Graber Jensen On March 3, 2002, the death of… |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
From a Distance: Campus flyoverAmateur pilot Sue Reedich P’13 sent a few photos of her campus flyover last fall. Here’s what caught our eye. |
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FridayJune 15, 2012 |
Bates in Brief Sightings: Puddle Jump 2012Photographer Phyllis Graber Jensen captures these post-dip moments frozen, almost, in time. |
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