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Postcard from Campus

  

With history professor Steve Hochstadt (far right) departing Bates — he and Liz Tobin, his wife and fellow history professor, leave for Illinois College — his classroom relationship with Judith Magyar Isaacson ’65, author and Holocaust survivor, concludes too. “It’s very important for Holocaust students to meet a survivor," says Hochstadt, referring to her annual visits to his Holocaust course. “And Bates students get to see what kind of survivor Judith is: a warm and humorous optimist." Photograph by Phyllis Graber Jensen

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A Willing Hart: Researchers Dan Hart ’78 and Robert Atkins try to find hope in a city where being a kid can be heartbreaking
Gathering for Gala: Think prom without the date. “I love Gala,” says Aubrey Nelson ’08 of Moultonborough, N.H.
Cambodia Memoir: In 1980, 17-year old Scott Allen volunteered in the Cambodian refugee camps, helping the Duong family gain asylum in America. Years later, Kanya Duong stunned him with her story, forcing Allen to revisit his past.
Shifting from Neutral: Here’s how Bill Corlett makes his classroom the right room for a political argument
A Visit Home: Maine lives large in the novels and the heart of Elizabeth Strout ’77
Board Plan: Instituting term limits and eliminating a two-tiered structure, the Board of Trustees moves under one big tent



Postcards from Bates: A few picture stories from the print issue
Quad Angles: A selection of news stories from the College
PreAmble: Change is good
Bates Matters: CONCENTRATED EFFORT — In defining the structure of a Bates education outside the major, the faculty moves toward a goal-oriented approach
Open Forum: Opinions from the readers of Bates Magazine
Scene Again: 1971 — Corretta Scott King, D.Lit.
Your Page: CHERNOBYL — Twenty years later, his recollections don't fit into a neat narrative
Vital Statistics
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