The Middlebury Campus

Wednesday, May 2, 2007

News

• Athletics program challenged in homophobia discussions
• Guster rocks carbon neutrality movement
• Student's petition e-mail leads to disciplinary action
• Nardini and Hoest sweep SGA election
• McCardell presents alcohol plan to CRAs
• Trustees to address carbon-neutrality
• overseas briefing: Take me out to the ball game (for 30 cents)
• college shorts: Howard U. president retires amidst criticism
• middbriefs: Theatre competition and community service

Local News

• Outdoor gear and goods shop destroyed by fire
• Residents and students take strides for MS
• Frog Hollow showcases 'Art in the Garden'
• Peter Welch passes hundred day mark in office

Opinions

• Editorial: Think outside the box
• letters to the editor
• notes from the desk: Middlebury's future - too bright?
• op-ed: The Ol' Middlebury Balance
• op-ed: Discretion not destruction
• op-ed: Athletes are not the problem

Features

• Unopposed and Exposed: Falling in step with Max Nardini
• Callahan laments EPA limitations
• Sexsage: Use your imagination
• Newton's Laws: technology- ball and chain?
• Diamond warns of societal 'Collapse'

Arts

• Beyond Backstage: On the go with Guster
• Innovative senior projects immerse audience in movement
• College Orchestra raises concert hall roof
• Spotlight on... The Middlebury Dance Program
• The Reel Critic: Hot Fuzz
• for the record: Avett Brothers

Sports

• Women tracked Ephs the whole way
• Tennis takes title, wins NESCACs for fourth time
• Bane rides the birdie train
• Williams did more than skirt by women's tennis
• Baseball was in seventh heaven vs. Hamilton
• Adirondack basement houses mountain bikes
• J.K. Rolling: undervalued Yankees
• Sportsbriefs: lacrosse, MiddCheer success
• Power Rankings
• The Sports Backpage

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