The Bates Student - September 25, 1998

Volume 128, Number 2 -September, 1998

		College's Endowment explained Find out exactly what the College's Endowment is all about and how it affects us. Construction cuts parking spaces Have you noticed how tight parking is on campus this year? We have. Halogen light ban Bates issues a new policy on torchiere style halogen lights. New dorm recycling program Environmental coordinator begins new program to increase recycling in dorms.

		Reform at Bates over the last six months See how students have been working to reform Bates after last year's sexual assualt and rape 'uproar.' A new face for the puddle Clinton, from beyond the nation's borders Staff writer David Omom examines the embattled Presidency with one eye on the tenuous international situation. Editorial: A call for Clinton's resignation Our Editor-in-Chief calls for the resignation of our Commander-in-Chief

		A friendly face at the Bobcat Den Staff Writer Meredith Gethin-Jones talks with Pablo Colon, the manager of The Bobcat Den A personal response to nature Staff Writer Susan Lydon ponders the Maine landscape and a new exhibit at the Bates College Museum of Art. The art of stamp collecting Sameer Raj Maskey expounds upon the joy and passion of philately.


		V-Ball victorious in round robin Bates Women's Volleyball victorious over Colby and Gordon. Men's soccer lacking execution Women's soccer: talent there, but where, oh where? 'catscratches White Mule hides for sale here: check with ruggers for details

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