The investigation centers around the information competing colleges and universities share with each other about early admissions students.
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Lakota ‘Sun Dance’ painting acquired by Bowdoin is art, history and imagination
At the college’s museum, visitors are given a rare view of a sacred Lakota Indian ceremony.
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Art review: ‘Second Sight’ brings fresh, provocative visions to Bowdoin art museum
The exhibition, which blends mediums and messages to explore the nature of perception, includes work by blind artists.
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In wake of Parkland, colleges tell applicants that protests won’t hurt chance of admission
Colby, Bates and Colby colleges in Maine are among those informing prospective students that they would not be punished for taking part in peaceful demonstrations.
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Brunswick adopts resolution welcoming new residents
Critics of the resolution, however, say the move is a stepping stone toward making Brunswick a sanctuary city.
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It was a great year for college endowments, including Bowdoin’s
The richest schools continue to get richer, with less than 1 percent of all colleges accounting for almost 30 percent of the total endowment dollars.
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Men’s basketball: Bowdoin’s bench paves way for 84-72 win over USM
Stephen Ferraro and David Reynolds each score 16 as the Polar Bears improve to 5-0.
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Women’s basketball: Bowdoin’s in fine form in routing UNE, 91-59
The Polar Bears use a 21-0 run in the first half to pull away from the Nor’easters, improving to 3-0.
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Brunswick Council considers discontinuing Pine Street for Bowdoin development
A plan spearheaded by the college would create a new street to replace it.
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Bowdoin Museum reminds us that death awaits us all
Renaissance Christians had a way of facing it, now on display in ‘The Ivory Mirror: The Art of Mortality in Renaissance Europe’