A Missing Piece in Bowdoin College Reporting

A missing piece in Bowdoin College reporting

Thank you to reporters Dylan Tusinski and Riley Board for their Nov. 16 Sunday Telegram article on how “protests, threats and intense federal scrutiny are changing how college students and professors in Maine and across the U.S. talk about politics.”  How this lengthy, featured report failed to mention the long, toxic arms of the American […]

A missing piece in Bowdoin College reporting

Thank you to reporters Dylan Tusinski and Riley Board for their Nov. 16 Sunday Telegram article on how “protests, threats and intense federal scrutiny are changing how college students and professors in Maine and across the U.S. talk about politics.”  How this lengthy, featured report failed to mention the long, toxic arms of the American […]

A missing piece in Bowdoin College reporting

Thank you to reporters Dylan Tusinski and Riley Board for their Nov. 16 Sunday Telegram article on how “protests, threats and intense federal scrutiny are changing how college students and professors in Maine and across the U.S. talk about politics.”  How this lengthy, featured report failed to mention the long, toxic arms of the American […]

Why don’t Bowdoin professors teach about Israel? It’s complex.

It’s been tough watching the faculty activism at Bowdoin over the last few years. The op-eds, the public lectures, the postering, the encampment support, the stacking of faculty governance committees, the social media posts. This fanatical, obsessive streak within the …