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 Grace Hodge '13 Grace Hodge ’13 says if you’re aware of environmental issues, it’s hard not to feel a sense of responsibility to take some action. Which is exactly what she’s committed to doing. Continue reading Q&A with Grace Hodge ’13: A Psi Upsilon Fellow For Land Conservation  Allison Springer '97 is presented the Pinnacle Cup Trophy by USET Foundation Trustee Bruce Duchossois. Photo: USET Foundation.
Olympic equestrian hopeful Allison Springer ’97 and her horse, Arthur, saw their London chances improve with the naming of the short list for the 2012 U.S. Olympic team in three-day eventing. Allison, Arthur, and fellow U.S. hopefuls will ride in a three-day international competition at Barbary Castle, England, June 27-July 1, after which the U.S. Team will be named. Allison’s parents, Bill ’65 and Carolyn, will be cheering from the stands at Barbary. Any other Bowdoin Olympic hopefuls out there? Let us know!: BDS@bowdoin.edu.
Survey Analytics Vice President of Marketing Dana Stanley ’91, who also wears the editor-in-chief hat for Research Access, a blog catering to marketing professionals tasked with understanding customer insights and feedback, recently interviewed U.S. Census Director Robert Groves at the Census Bureau’s headquarters in Suitland, Md. Groves shares his insights on the challenges facing the U.S. Census and the future of data collection.  James Gadon ’07 of the Hollowbodies. Photo by Catherine Lacbay, courtesy of "buying shots for bands."
Toronto-based songwriter and musician James Gadon ’07 and his band, The Hollowbodies, recently released their debut album, Town Without a Name. The title track, which references Brunswick and Maine, James says, “is about my experience leaving home, attending Bowdoin, and heading south to Nashville.” James describes The Hollowbodies as “a modern blend of blues, country, and R&B with indelible hooks evocative of Tom Petty, and a folk-rock sensibility reminiscent of The Band—40 years behind the times in all the right ways!” Town Without a Name is available on iTunes and Soundcloud features streams of a few album tracks. “Great for sharing via email and Facebook,” Jason hints. Fans can follow The Hollowbodies on Twitter @thehollowbodies and can check out a review of the band’s album release show (and more photos) at the live music site, buying shots for bands.
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