2000 — Not-for-profit entrepreneur Ellen Baxter '75 presents a lecture entitled "Homelessness in New York City: The Courts, the Politics and Pragmatic Solutions,” in the chapel.
After rounds of intensive lobbying by higher education officials, the U.S. Copyright Office has changed copyright laws to allow professors to “rip” — legally extract — film clips to incorporate into lectures.
The U.S. women’s rugby team is wrapping up its three-week training camp at Bowdoin. With Farrah Douglas ’99 among them, the Women Eagles are preparing for the World Cup in London in August.
It was painful to hear about Florida Marlins outfielder Chris Coghlan’s torn meniscus during what was to be a celebratory pie-to-the-face of his teammate after an extra-inning thriller. Here are The Atlantic’s top five sports celebration fails.
the U.S. Copyright Office has changed copyright laws to allow professors to “rip” — legally extract — film clips to incorporate into lectures.
Barry Mills on Rankings, Ratings, and an Award that Matters
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