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Senior Vice President for Inclusion and Diversity Michael Reed set to retire – The Bowdoin Orient
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To Bowdoin trustees: remove Jes Staley – The Bowdoin Orient
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Plan for largely normal fall semester moves ahead – The Bowdoin Orient
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Salem LCBA to meet tonight
Salem LCBA Branch 654 at St. Paul Catholic Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. tonight at the home of Mimi Johnson at 245 Woodside Drive, Salem (off U.S. Route 62 near Damascus). Note there is a change in time and location of the meeting. Anyone wishing to carpool is requested to meet in St. Paul Church parking lot at 6 p.m.
Future benefit projects will be finalized during the business session to be conducted by President Rose Bedell. Refreshments will be served by Kathleen and Michelle Weikart. A program on “Horse Therapy” will be presented by Mary Caye Bixler.
April 23, 2021
For the first time in over a year, Bowdoin’s track & field teams put on their uniforms in a dual meet with Colby College last Sunday. Although the meet was smaller than usual, a few athletes achieved personal records and almost all athletes expressed gratitude to be competing again.
When President Rose and the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) announced their plan to conduct limited spring sports, the track and field coaches at Bowdoin, Colby and Bates came together to create a plan for competition that was feasible for their teams.
“Our goal was to create competition for our athletes, and we did it,” women’s track and field Head Coach Lara-Jane Que said in a Zoom interview with the Orient. “We created a schedule that was safe and that was going to still be competitive, and we’re really pleased with the collaboration that we all had together as a coaching group in the state of Maine.”