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5/02/2012
When I first came to Colby, I had a sort of phobia of alumni. The whole idea of one seemed daunting: almost a reminder of how not far through life you have gone and how much more you need to do. Mentioning alumni or meeting them served as a constant reminder that you somehow have to not only not... Read more »

 

 

Mule Mob
Mule Mob

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5/01/2012
Colby's Mule Mob rallies to foster school spirit and support athletic teams.

 

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You want me to pick?
You want me to pick?

insideColby

4/27/2012
Life decisions. Terrifying, aren't they? Having to pinpoint what I'm truly interested in has always been difficult for me. Following one goal or path seems to take away other opportunities, to make life almost too predictable. This week was the deadline for picking classes for next semester.... Read more »

 

 

7 Things to do when it's 70 & Sunny!
7 Things to do when it's 70 & Sunny!

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4/25/2012
<strong> Bring on the sunshine! Last week was a record breaking warm week in Waterville, and Colby students know how to enjoy themselves after a brutal (but wonderful) winter. Here are seven items to check off the bucket list for next time the sun’s... Read more »

 

 

 

Typical, or not
Typical, or not

insideColby

4/24/2012
Even though campus is currently drowning as a result of what feels like 2 straight days of rain, I’d like to show ya’ll something: So that’s a picture of from my room. Through a screen. Pretty cool, huh? That’s why I wanted to live in a room on the pond side of East Quad.... Read more »

 

 

When Opportunity Knocks...
When Opportunity Knocks...

insideColby

4/24/2012
...open the door. I have been trying a lot of new things lately, and I can’t help but think that a lot of this has to do with the fact that I am in Maine and at Colby. This weekend, for instance, I explored Portland for the first time. A friend and I purposefully visited the city without... Read more »

 

 

COOT-ing It Up
COOT-ing It Up

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4/24/2012
Last week we sort of left off towards the end of orientation week, and this week marks the third installment of a general description of how things are going to go down once you’re at Colby. After you’ve gotten all your fun orientation shenanigans over, you have two things left before... Read more »

 

 

The Island President
The Island President

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4/20/2012
Have you heard of or seen the movie "The Island President"? I saw it on Wednesday with some other Colby students at Railroad Square Cinema in Waterville. The film documents the efforts of Mohammad Nasheed, now the ex-president of the Maldives, in the year leading up to the Copenhagen Climate... Read more »

 

 

 

Freshman Orienation
Freshman Orienation

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4/18/2012
So last week I talked about what you guys should expect as an incoming freshman over the summer, before school actually starts. But seriously, that stuff is pretty boring. The best part begins once you actually get on campus. One of my life mantras (I know right, cool kid) is that college would be... Read more »

 

 

A Powdery Weekend
A Powdery Weekend

insideColby

4/17/2012
Spring Weekend at Colby. This post isn’t even going to try to be funny, because I’m taking the journalistic integrity route and just giving you the facts. Not that I don’t always, but one might argue that these posts are typically pretty subjective, though I guess that’s... Read more »

 

 

When Feeling Overwhelmed is a Good Thing
When Feeling Overwhelmed is a Good Thing

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4/16/2012
There are about three weeks of regular classes to go in the semester. The paper assignments are starting to pile up. This is the time when, academically, everything in the semester starts getting busy but also awesome. Towards the end of the semester, I always start to see tons of new connections... Read more »

 

 

Plastic Ocean: How a Sea Captain's Chance Discovery Launched an Obsessive Quest to Save the Oceans
Plastic Ocean: How a Sea Captain's Chance Discovery Launched an Obsessive Quest to Save the Oceans

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4/13/2012
Barbara Spangle | Audio
Oceanographic research vessel captain Charles Moore discusses the impact that plastic and other disposable items are having on the world's oceans and sea life, in particular in the area now commonly known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

 

 

 

 

 

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