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The Voice of Bates College Since 1873

The Bates Student

The Voice of Bates College Since 1873

The Bates Student

The sun won't go down on Taylor Swift's Midnights any time soon

The sun won’t go down on Taylor Swift’s Midnights any time soon

Alexi Knight, Assistant Arts & Leisure Editor November 1, 2022

I’m not afraid to say it: I am a huge Taylor Swift fan.  “Our Song” was my first ever favorite song. Speak Now was my favorite album growing up and is still one of my favorites to this day. Even...

Dueling Diners

Dueling Diners

Leah Belber, Digital Editor October 13, 2022

This past weekend, I’m sure many of you had the regrettable experience of having to wake up early to enjoy a non-Commons breakfast with eager parents. On Saturday morning, my family settled on Rolly’s...

“People Have Cool Ideas:” A Few of My Favorite Things with Maria Gray ’23

“People Have Cool Ideas:” A Few of My Favorite Things with Maria Gray ’23

Maple Buescher, Staff Writer October 13, 2022

Welcome to “A Few of My Favorite Things” — art edition! In this series of Q&A interviews, The Bates Student sits down with students involved in the arts on campus to learn about their favorite...

The Picture of Reading in Fall

The Picture of Reading in Fall

Ava Singh, Assistant Forum Editor October 13, 2022

Though I have often found myself in reading slumps for long periods of time, a book that’s never failed to hypnotize me is The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. I first read this book in 8th grade...

Please Don’t Stop the Music: Inside Varsity Athletes’ Playlists

Please Don’t Stop the Music: Inside Varsity Athletes’ Playlists

Trinity Poon, Editor-in-Chief October 13, 2022

If you’ve ever wondered about the sounds arising from the Garcelon speakers as you make your daily pilgrimage to Commons, look no further. “Energetic,” “rowdy,” “smooth” and “hype” are...

Candid 'Cats, 10/06/22

Candid ‘Cats, 10/06/22

Katherine Merisotis, Photographer October 5, 2022

Welcome to the first rendition of Candid ‘Cats, where our photographers highlight a photo from the week and life at Bates.  Back to Bates Weekend signals fall to the Bates students and is always...

Back to Bates without Barriers

Daisy O’Dwyer, Contributing Writer October 5, 2022

It's Saturday, October 1, 2022, and an exciting time for families to see this year's Back to Bates artistic showcase during parents weekend. Stage Manager Kendall Jones ‘25 described the production as...

Don't Worry, it was mediocre

Don’t Worry, it was mediocre

Alexi Knight, Assistant Arts & Leisure Editor October 5, 2022

Since its announcement in summer 2019, “Don’t Worry Darling” quickly became one of my most anticipated movies to see in theaters. At the time I had just seen Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut Booksmart,...

"A Foundation of Friendship:" A Few of My Favorite Things with Maddy Ewell ’24

“A Foundation of Friendship:” A Few of My Favorite Things with Maddy Ewell ’24

Maple Buescher, Staff Writer September 28, 2022

Welcome to “A Few of My Favorite Things” — arts edition! In this series of Q&A interviews, The Bates Student sits down with students involved in the arts on campus to learn about their favorite...

The First Bateschella: Low Turnout, Loads of Fries

The First Bateschella: Low Turnout, Loads of Fries

Izzyie Sandoz, Contributing Writer September 28, 2022

As a first year student at Bates, I didn't really know what to expect when I found out about Bateschella. One of the first things that initially made me want to attend was finding out that there would...

Mice, Snowflakes and Muhammad Ali: the Bates Art Museum’s new Exhibit

Mice, Snowflakes and Muhammad Ali: the Bates Art Museum’s new Exhibit

Samantha Gabel, Contributing Writer September 28, 2022

From shamanistic artifacts to contemporary art, the Bates Art Museum’s new exhibit, Pedeaology, hosts artworks from various disciplines to show the variety in the collection. This exhibit runs until...

Embracing Fall Spirit in Maine

Embracing Fall Spirit in Maine

Ava Singh, Assistant Forum Editor September 28, 2022

Fall foliage in Maine is becoming even more prominent as we get closer to the festivities October brings. Living in a place where you can experience the peak of fall means that you must take advantage...

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