Faculty continue to discuss proposed changes to the general education requirements. This week they focus on the quantitative and performing arts requirements.
Who takes care of the kids?
Back to Bates 1997: Offerings from the Multicultural Center
Cornel West speaks at Bates
Avila speaks at Muskie
Journalist speaks at Bates
Historian to speak
British debaters coming to Bates
Two to give lecture on land-mine eradication
SARL needs volunteers
Even if it's not in the headlines, offensive comments still cause concern.
Editorial: A "hotel society" at Bates
American welfare: support or socialism?
A Wal-mart Enlightenment: A local shopping mart is the scene of racial education
Faculty and staff children tell of what it's like to grow up in a college environment.
Lunch at Austin's: Charles Nero talk about his childhood in "Nah Ahlins"
Drifting on a coffee buzz: The Ronj opens with much fanfare
Back to Bates or back to party?
After all these years, WRBC still offers up eclectic music and opportunity.
Exclusive interview: Philley chats up Indigo Girls
Enduring friendship focus of "Career Girls"
Jazz trio expands aural repertoire
Intense one-woman show evokes mixed feelings
The Week in Arts
Many Bobcat teams strut their stuff at home games during Back to Bates weekend.
Football: '97 might be the year for 'Cats
Women's tennis stays unbeaten
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