Few college students are eager to interrupt a five-week winter break to return to school a week early. Fewer still are eager to do so knowing they will be waking up at 6:30 each morning and working long days. However, students with the Alternative Winter Break program – now in its third year and growing in popularity – are doing just that.
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I am sure many Alums would enjoy taking the seats of those who choose to stay away. An opportunity for a week long ALUMNAE COLLEGE!
Additionally, I suggest that all replies could be published in The BOWDOIN ORIENT. Thus, offering undergraduates an opportunity to benefit from ideas and comments hewn by the winds of professional experience, post-graduate education, and life prinicples that have withstood the test of time. A challenge! Best wishes, again, Peter H. Dragonas, M. D., “59, New Canaan, CT