SEAL Team Star Max Thieriot Shows Off His 5-Year Body Transformation Philip Ellis
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It was recently confirmed that CBS military drama series
SEAL Team has been renewed for a fifth season, and one of its leading actors just shared a throwback photo on Instagram illustrating just how much has changed in the last four years.
Max Thieriot posted a before and after picture which shows the weight loss and muscle transformation he has undergone since getting the role. Thieriot, who starred in the
Point Break reboot and
SEAL Team, revealed that one Pre SEAL Team vs. headed into season 5… the work doesn t stop when you leave set, he wrote. I have pushed myself mentally and physically for this TV show. I ve literally bled for it, more than once. Many things in life are beyond your control… physically being in shape is not! Took me five years to get where I am… @ryanphillippe on the cover of @menshealthmag was the tipping point for me strange
It was recently confirmed that CBS military drama series
SEAL Team has been renewed for a fifth season, and one of its leading actors just shared a throwback photo on Instagram illustrating just how much has changed in the last four years.
Max Thieriot posted a before and after picture which shows the weight loss and muscle transformation he has undergone since getting the role. Thieriot, who starred in the
Point Break reboot and
SEAL Team, revealed that one Pre SEAL Team vs. headed into season 5… the work doesn t stop when you leave set, he wrote. I have pushed myself mentally and physically for this TV show. I ve literally bled for it, more than once. Many things in life are beyond your control… physically being in shape is not! Took me five years to get where I am… @ryanphillippe on the cover of @menshealthmag was the tipping point for me strangely enough. At the time I thought he looked great and decided I too could look like that and be on that cover. I belie
Phyllis Graber Jensen Published on May 28, 2021
Professor Emeritus of Biology Robert M. Chute, who served on the Bates faculty from 1962 to 1992 and as the first director of the Bates–Morse Mountain Conservation Area, died April 28, 2021, at age 95.
Below is President Clayton Spencer’s statement to the Bates community.
Robert Chute reads his poetry during a reading with other poets at Bates-Morse Mountain in October 2003. (Phyllis Graber Jensen/Bates College)
Dear Members of the Bates Community,
I write with the sad news that Professor Emeritus of Biology Robert M. Chute died April 28, 2021, at age 95.
Asked whether he considered himself primarily a poet or a scientist, Bob Chute answered, “I don’t see why I have to be one or the other.” He was indeed both, a self-described “scientific poet” who won awards for his fiction writing, served as a Bates professor of biology for 30 years, and lent his voice and expertise to addressing important environment
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Bates College seniors gathered Thursday for a commencement ceremony that wasn’t quite the same as in pre-COVID times but came close.
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LEWISTON Wearing black robes and a lot of maroon masks, Bates College seniors lined up on a lovely May Thursday to the tolling of the bell atop Hathorn Hall for a commencement ceremony that seemed almost normal after a college experience that was anything but.
Overcoming the “pretty high hurdles” imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, “there will always be something extra special of the class of 2021,” said Bates President Clayton Spencer.
“The world has taught us all lessons that we would not have chosen,” Spencer said.
Commencement's two Seniors Speakers, both from Zimbabwe, also share compelling stories | News bates.edu - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from bates.edu Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.