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Quad Angles
A selection of news stories from the College
Photograph by Phyllis Graber Jensen

BOTTLED UP Festooned with empty plastic bottles, this tree in the Fireplace Lounge of new Commons symbolizes a semester-long debate that began when a few students urged Bates to stop serving bottled water. Their protest was part of the national Take Back the Tap movement.

Stories:

  • Arts' Desire — A sociology class plumbs the depths of student interest in creative arts at Bates
  • Forms of Resonance — From encounters with the MRI, a surprising inspiration
  • Ask Me Another — Economics professor David Aschauer responds to "stimulus" 
  • Turning Points — The latest campus comings, goings and doings 
  • 'Sacred Circle' — Visits aim to build bonds between Bates and Native Americans in Maine
  •  Pearls and Swine — Commencement speaker Fareed Zakaria's wise words about swine flu pique professors' interest

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The Wounds of War: Army physician Dave Lounsbury ’72, a veteran of Iraq, brings the war home
Rock Steady: Geology and kayaking — but no coasting — for "Dyk's Armada"
Still Lisa: Lisa Genova ’92 just wanted to honor her grandmother. What she did was write a best-selling novel about Alzheimer’s
Abroad Experience: Photographs from study abroad hint at the space between knowledge and experience
Bare Bones: In ancient fish bones, archeologist Bruce Bourque and geochemist Beverly Johnson find a contemporary story.
Break on Through: The art world is watching as Kate Gilmore ’97 makes audacious videos about battling barriers.



About the Cover: Summer 2009 Bates Magazine
Bates Matters: DECISIONS, DECISIONS — Administering Bates is more than just Lane Hall “doing its thing,” says President Hansen’s guest columnist
PreAmble: Something New
Postcards from Bates: A few picture stories from the print issue
Open Forum: Opinions, stories, and comments from the Bates community
Quad Angles: A selection of news stories from the College
Scene Again: 1893 — Women and Men
Sports Notes: REPEAT SUCCESS — Blossoming as a hitter in 2009, Chris Burke ’11 seeks more of the same during summer ball
Connections: TALE OF THE CAT — A long time coming, the Bates Bobcat sculpture is worth the wait
Your Page: REGARDING HARRY — Of all people, Harry Rowe '12 would know that some things take awhile
Vital Statistics: Honoring life's milestones
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