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We Support Survivors
By The Editorial Board | September 27, 2018Why we think the three survivors who've spoken out against Kavanaugh should not only spark investigations against him, but also a new wave of conversations about sexual assault on campus.
Women’s Soccer Keeps The Streak Alive
By Jenny Langerman | September 27, 2018The Panthers came out of another weekend with a 2-0 record, keeping their season-long winning streak alive. Last Saturday, Sept. 22, Middlebury hosted the Bowdoin Bears for the first game of their weekend doubleheader. Middlebury was able to score three goals from shots by Alex Barber ’19, Sabrina ...
Men’s Soccer Ends Week 2-1
By Erik Arvidsson | September 27, 2018The Panthers just wrapped up a successful yet brutal week, both at home and on the road. Last Tuesday, Sept. 18 the men’s soccer team traveled over four hours to Newburgh, NY for an out-of-conference matchup with Mt. Saint Mary College. Middlebury had a hot start with Raffi Barsamian ’21 scoring ...
'The Foreigner’s Home’ Explores Morrison’s Vision of Otherness
By Yvette Yinuo Shi | September 27, 2018"The Foreigner's Home," a potentially life-changing film, encompassing the theme of Otherness, screened at the Annual Clifford Symposium.
Students Combat High Prices By Launching Bookselling Website
By Lucy Grindon | September 27, 2018A new bookselling platform, MiddBooks, was created to counter the increasing frustration that the college's new virtual bookseller has spurred.
Men's Golf Improves Every Round
By Miguel Espinosa | September 27, 2018The men’s golf team travelled south down Route 7 last weekend for the Williams Fall Invitational, hosted by NESCAC rival, Williams College. The tournament took place at the scenic Taconic Golf Club, a par-71 course located adjacent to Williams’ campus. With the temperature hovering around the ...
Photos of the Week: Middlebury Field Hockey Unites in the Flight
By Benjy Renton | September 27, 2018At the team’s game against Babson on Sunday, Sept. 23, the field hockey team wore orange ribbons in support of the fight against leukemia, Multiple Sclerosis, PTSD, sexual violence, diabetes, brain cancer, Lyme disease, Alzheimer’s, ADD, ADHD and breast cancer. With two of the team’s youngest ...
Guns: New Vt. Law Permits Seizure of Firearms from Suspected Abusers
By Maria Kaouris | September 27, 2018School shooting threat in Vermont segues to tighter gun laws.
The Bristol Harvest Festival: A Day of Sales, Crafts, Music and Pie
By Nicole Pollack | September 27, 2018BRISTOL — Vendors, crafters, ponies and musicians braved a cold and drizzly morning in Bristol on Saturday, Sept. 22, gathering early on the Town Green to set up for the 20th annual Harvest Festival. “I had this big picnic blanket wrapped around me,” said Sarah Bevere, age nine, who helped ...
Elections in Zimbabwe: A New Era
By Munya Munyati | September 27, 2018Munya Munyati '20, a Zimbabwe native, recounts the most recent elections.
Let Equality Bloom: Activism Festival Urges Civic Engagement
By Nora Peachin | September 27, 2018Well-attended festival included everything from activism trainings to live music.
Reel Critic: ‘BoJack Horseman’ Season Five
By Owen Mason-Hill | September 27, 2018A look into Bojack Horseman's fifth season, a show famous for it's witty means of exploring the entertainment industry in a brilliant way.
Letter to the Editor: Suad Teocanin
By Megan Rzezutko | September 27, 2018A note of appreciation for last week's feature piece on Suad.