Rugby-Playing Scientists Face Off at the Bottom of the World (Discover) March 25, 2010 by Bowdoin The Antarctic ice sheet becomes a hotly contested rugby field in the annual match off between scientists. You might also be interested in English Professor Marilyn Reizbaum Remembers Author Philip Roth Bowdoin College Museum of Art Appoints Dr. Sean Burrus as the 2018-2021 Andrew W. Mellon Post-Doctoral Curatorial Fellow Men’s Tennis Blanks Chicago, Advances To National Championship Match Hammer Time: John Pietro ’18 Walks Early to Throw in NCAA Track & Field Championship This Weekend Welling Named Head Coach of Bowdoin Rowing thumb: Post navigation ← An Economics Major Asks, Are Laptops in Maine Schools Helping Students? Hammer Time: John Pietro ’18 Walks Early to Throw in NCAA Track & Field Championship This Weekend →
The Antarctic ice sheet becomes a hotly contested rugby field in the annual match off between scientists.The Antarctic ice sheet becomes a hotly contested rugby field in the annual match off between scientists.