I’m Too Sexy For My Fur!
Meet me outside the H-L Library for a snuggle!
Wednesday, May 15th at 7:00pm
Meet some therapy dogs and de-stress from exams
Meet Our Pals!
Dogs are “courtesy of” Casco Bay Dog Training Club
www.cascobaydogtraining.com and Positively Best Friends! Dog Training LLC
www.positivelybestfriends.com … To learn more about both organizations, visit their websites
Monday, May 13th
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Nixon Lounge in H-L
Monday, May 13th
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
First Floor of H-L and Hatch
Stress-relief games, coloring books, chalk, hula hoops,
jump ropes and more!
Monday, May 13th through Friday, May 17th
9:00 p.m. to closing
Chandler Room, first floor of Hawthorne-Longfellow Library and
Circulation area, Hatch Science Library
Coffee and tea will be available as well as cookies, brownies, or muffins
(the choices will rotate throughout the week).
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Join us for another Food For Thought,
the Bowdoin Student Government/Library student lecture series
Sunday, May 5th at 9:00pm in the Nixon Lounge on the 3rd floor of H-L Library.
Maura Allen, ’14 : “Flying with a Mullet: Stories from my Childhood”
Brian Kim ’13: “Game Theory and the Senior Seven: Strategy in the Game of Love”
Food and Refreshments Provided
See you there!
90 Miles
Welcome to the Ramp Gallery, a new student exhibit space at the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library.
Come see our inaugural exhibit: “90 Miles,” a photography essay by Jack Mensik ’14. Jack’s beautiful photographs, taken in Cuba last summer on his study abroad experience, enhance and illustrate his written observations about the culture and social and political climate in modern Cuba.
“90 miles across those waters lies a world that is very different from the one Cubans have known all their lives. The US is truly so close yet so far away. Cubans keep up with American pop music by tuning into American radio stations. I would sit on the Malecón at night and wonder if I could see the lights from Key West.”
The Ramp Gallery, located underground in the space between H-L and Hubbard Stacks, will be available for exhibitions of student work from all disciplines: photography, fiber arts, science poster presentations, etc. Work completed for classes or independently are both welcome.
Interested in exhibiting your work in the gallery? Email a brief proposal to Michelle E. McDonough.
Join us for another Food For Thought,
the Bowdoin Student Government/Library student lecture series
Monday, April 22th at 9:00pm in the Nixon Lounge on the 3rd floor of H-L Library.
Toph Tucker ’12: “The Agony and the Ecstasy: What College Does”
Willy Tucker ’14: “The Wolf and the Lion: The Machiavellian Politics of Game of Thrones”
Food and Refreshments Provided
See you there!
Beginning Monday, April 22, Hawthorne-Longfellow Library will begin a trial of opening one-half hour earlier Monday-Friday, at 8:00a.m. instead of 8:30. We’re trying the new hours at the recommendation of the Library Student Advisory Committee. The earlier opening will benefit students who wish to use the Library printers or computers or check out an item before an 8:30 class, as well as those who wish to get an earlier start to their study time!
The Library will continue to open at 10:00a.m. Saturday and Sunday. During Reading Period and Exam Week, May 9-18, H-L Library will open at 8:00a.m. every day, including weekends, and also will have extended night hours until 2:30a.m. Please see the Hours page for further information about H-L Library and Branch Library hours.
Join us for another Food For Thought,
the Bowdoin Student Government/Library student lecture series
Monday, April 15th at 9:00pm in the Nixon Lounge on the 3rd floor of H-L Library.
Dani Chediak ’13: “How Gender Equality Killed Bowdoin Fraternities”
Molly Clements ’13: “Me Talk Biddie One Day: The Evolution of Girl Talk at Bowdoin”
Food and Refreshments Provided
See you there!
Join us for another Food For Thought,
the Bowdoin Student Government/Library student lecture series
Monday, March 25th at 9:00pm in the Nixon Lounge on the 3rd floor of H-L Library.
Alex Tougas ’14: “Growing up as a Greek-American”
Joe Sise ’14: “The Evolution of Comic Books”
Food and Refreshments Provided
See you there!
Join us for the second in the Bowdoin Student Government/Library student lecture series, Food For Thought.
It will take place this Monday, March 4th at 9:00pm in the Nixon Lounge on the 3rd floor of H-L Library.
Clare Stansberry ’14:, “A Sense of Scale: Deinonychus, Dinosaurs, and Prehistoric Disasters”
Andrew Roseman ’14: “Theory Dissuades Passion Because Weird Things are Happening”
Food and Refreshments Provided.
See you there!
Bowdoin Student Government and the Library are proud to announce a new student lecture series, “Food For Thought,” that will feature students speaking on a wide range of topics as a study break for those in the library.
The first talk will take place this Monday, February 18th at 9:00pm in the Chandler Room on the 1st Floor of H-L Library:
Carl Spielvogel ’13: “Diabetes of Squirrels on Campus”
Daisy Alioto ’13: “Go Away, I’m Having a Healing,” on
Growing Up as a Christian Scientist
Food and Refreshments Provided.
See you there!
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