Author: Leslie Lim At last weekend's meeting of the Board of Trustees, the College reaffirmed its commitment to making on-campus power production more environmentally friendly. Director of Environmental Affairs Nan Jenks-Jay announced Saturday that the Board had approved a recommendation to construct ...
Author: Emily Thompson Vermont's Own may appear to be another tourist shop along Main Street from the outside, but the inside offers food and condiments that any epicurean could appreciate. The store opened this past summer on June 21 by Dana and Lorraine Franklin of Addison. The couple also owns another ...
Author: Emily Thompson Eat Good Food lifts the spirits of any student who has grown tired of the dining hall lunches found here on campus. True to its name, Eat Good Food provides a plethora of delights with its "localvore," or the use of only local products. Though already well known for its dinner ...
Author: Dina Magaril Middlebury held its annual "CROP walk" on the town green this past Sunday and followed a two-mile in-town route, in efforts to raise money to combat hunger in the United States and around the world. The event got off to a great start in spite of Sunday's rain showers and is one ...
Author: Andrea Glaessner Hailed as the "Billboard-less State," Vermont has been forced to seek alternative methods of pointing the thousands of roadway tourists who pour in every autumn towards its local shops. And so the black sign was born to fill the void of billboard advertisements in the Green ...
Author: Derek Schlickeisen The College's Board of Trustees met this past weekend to implement priorities adopted in last spring's Strategic Plan, including a capital campaign to support added faculty members and financial aid and the construction of a low-emissions power plant on campus. The annual ...
Author: Brian Fung The College's Community Council outlined its agenda for the coming months and appointed new student and faculty representatives to handle judicial appeals during its first meeting of the year, held Monday, Oct 2. The Council spent much of its first gathering of the year discussing ...
Author: Dana Isaac FLORENCE - When I told people that I was going to be studying abroad in Italy, the initial response was almost always, "Be careful of the Italian men!" This was reiterated by a policeman who came to the Middlebury School in Firenze to talk to us about safety:"What is the national ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed Increased transparency of the organization and a renewed focus on the passage and implementation of bills were two of the main points discussed at the opening meeting of the Student Government Association (SGA) on Oct. 1. The meeting served as the first chance for the SGA to lay ...
Author: Anthony Adragna Members of the Middlebury Mountain Club (MMC) have relocated their supplies to a facility in the Freeman International Center after the space became available this summer in a move that combined their supplies with those of the Middlebury Outdoor Programs (MOP). Though a mold ...
Author: Lisa Zaval Numerous Ridgeline sightings and several road-kill specimens have led some students to speculate that the population of Middlebury garter snakes is on the rise. While no recent scientific data has been analyzed or even collected, many students posit that the population of these harmless, ...
Author: Lisa Zaval and Derek Schlickeisen Adragna '10 snags single contested Senate seatWinning the position of Ross Commons' Senator, Anthony Adragna '10 secured the only contested position in the 2006 Student Government Association (SGA) Senate elections. The SGA announced the results of the elections ...
Author: Michelle Constant CU implements intramural codeThe University of Colorado at Boulder has adopted a new policy this fall season for intramural sports leagues in an attempt to reduce profanity and verbal abuse while encouraging safe, responsible play. Annie Mulvany, CU's new IM coordinator, devised ...
Author: Scott Greene Students were forced to evacuate Ross Commons late last Thursday night after alarms sounded throughout the complex when a lamp caught fire in a third floor lounge. Members of Middlebury's Volunteer Fire Department and several administrators arrived at the scene shortly after the ...
Author: Scott Greene Middlebury's chapter of The Roosevelt Institution rode a wave of momentum into the semester following a successful summer of policy work with the national organization in New York City and Washington, D.C., which included the publishing of a second policy review and the hosting ...
Author: Dina Magaril New luxury condos in the Marbleworks complex are in the works. Construction on the newest addition to the Marbleworks community, a complex of condominium residences, began in the second week of September. The apartments should be finished by September 2007, according to Jen Etsy, ...
Author: Anthony Adragna Middlebury College administrators remain reluctant to commit to a SafeRides program until they receive a more concrete proposal which encompasses all forms of campus life, despite the Student Government Association's drive to implement the program as quickly as possible."The ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed The Finance Committee cut the budget of every student organization by 12.5 percent for the 2006-2007 year, student leaders were informed earlier this semester. The funding cuts came at the same time that the Student Activities Fee, which provides the budget for the Finance Committee, ...
Author: [no author name found] Ever fantasized about traveling back in time and enjoying dinner with one of the most eloquent orators in history? Well, your chance has arrived. This coming Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Ilsley Library on Main St. in downtown Middlebury, Jim Rubin, who has been portraying ...
Author: Derek Schlickeisen Candidates for Vermont's open U.S. House seat debated foreign policy Tuesday night in Mead Chapel. With public opinion polls predicting Democratic gains in November's elections, the race has become one of the most closely-watched Congressional competitions in the country. ...