2013-2014 record: 17-4-4 Captain: Kate Moreau ’15 Coming off of a season in which an early exit from the NESCAC tournament caused the team to narrowly miss out on a bid to the NCAA tournament, the Panther women’s hockey team will look to kick off a new postseason streak during the 2014-15 season. After ...
2013-2014 record: 9-9-3 (women), 11-8 (men) Women's captains: Charlotte Dewey ’15 & Anne Wymard ’15 Men's captains: Robert Galluccio ’15 & Reed Palmer ’15 This season begins a new chapter for the members of the Middlebury squash program. On Aug. 3 former coach John Illig suddenly ...
Director Bennett Miller’s third narrative feature, Foxcatcher (2014), employs a similar formula to his previous two, Capote (2005) and Moneyball (2011), which explore a real-life story about a powerful American man attempting to innovate in his field. In this case, Bennett chooses the story of John ...
Margaret George does not shy away from historical giants. The Elizabethan period was rich with these giants in politics, literature, philosophy and science. George tackles them all, exploring Raleigh, Shakespeare, Drake, Bacon and more through the eyes of Queen Elizabeth I and her cousin, Lettice Knollys. This ...
NESCAC finish: 3rd (women), 7th (men) Women's captains: Maddy Berkman ’15, Courtney Haron ’15, Jamie Hillas ’15 Men's captains: Lucas Avidan ’15 & Teddy Kuo ’15 As the 2014-15 season begins for Middlebury Swimming and Diving, the women’s team is looking to improve upon its third-place ...
2013-14 record: 17-9 Captains: Dean Brierley ’15 & Hunter Merryman ’15 At first glance, it is easy to assume that this is a rebuilding year for the Middlebury men’s basketball team since it lost six seniors to graduation, including three-time all-NESCAC recipient and the program’s fourth ...
NESCAC finish: 2nd (men), 3rd (women) Men's captains: Ola Fadairo ’15, Fritz Parker ’15, Chris Veasey ’15, Kevin Wood ’15. Women's captains: Sarah Guth ’15, Alison Maxwell ’15, Emma Mcguirk ’15 With the imminent completion of the new field house, 2015 promises to be the most memorable ...
2013-14 record: 7-17 Captains: Alexis Coolidge ’15, Rachel Crews ’15, Nora Kelly ’15 Following last year’s 7-17 record, the Middlebury women’s basketball team looks to rebuild in the 2014-15 season. With the loss of Sarah Marcus ’14, Laura Lowry ’14 and Scarlett Kirk ’14 — the ...
2013-14 record: 11-11-3 Captains: George Ordway ’15 & Derek Pimentel ’15 The Middlebury men’s hockey team is looking to improve upon their .500 record from last year. The 2013-14 season could only be described as up-and-down, with three three-game losing streaks and two three-game winning ...
Nordic captains: Stella Holt ’15 & Heather Mooney ’15 Alpine captains: James Clifford ’15 (men) Mary Sackbauer ’15 (women) The nordic ski teams spent Thanksgiving break at training camp in Quebec. Stella Holt ’15 and Heather Mooney ’15 were the only nordic team members to compete at ...
In a campus-wide email sent Wednesday, Dean of the College and Vice President for Student Affairs Shirley Collado announced the approval of a new Intercultural Center in Carr Hall that will serve to provide students with a space to embrace diversity on campus. The proposal was introduced last spring ...
The Student Government Association (SGA) met on Sunday, Nov. 16 and Sunday, Nov. 23 to discuss a number of resolutions that addressed both old and new matters. They considered internal operational issues and passed two resolutions: The Second Hand Smoke Prevention Initiative and the Ian Burgin ...
Effective Feb. 1, 2015, Dr. Sunder Ramaswamy will step down from his position as the 13th president of the Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS), a graduate school of Middlebury College. Ramaswamy announced his plans in an email addressed to MIIS faculty, staff, and students on Nov. 20, ...
Students, faculty and staff walked out of classrooms and offices on Monday, Dec. 1 to stand in solidarity with Ferguson, Mo. in light of the recent grand jury decision not to indict former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown. The crowd of approximately ...
"She just has this magnetism around her. She is energetic, charismatic and that came through when she walked in the door—bright eyed, very attentive. It was just a very genuine feel. She came to our process with her research done. She articulated what makes this place tick, what makes it so special ...
Founder of Project Resilience Emma Erwin ’15 shares her story and answer to “What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever done?” Two and a half years ago, I was several thousand feet in the air, flying home from Vermont after my freshman year of college, crying. I reached into my backpack to grab ...
Mental health dialogue often begins after tragedy, for instance, the death of Robin Williams sparked debate and conversation on depression and suicide. Despite differences in opinion on how to properly address these issues, the one thing everyone seemed to agree on was that it was too late to help ...
I’m gay. I’m Mexican. I’ve never been both, but I guess I am. This last week Chris Woods, Program Administrator at the New York University LGBTQ Student Center, came to the College and gave some presentations on the intersection of identities pertaining to faith, ethnicity and sexuality and how ...
Jerry Seinfeld has Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. I have “Broke College Students in Cars Getting McDonalds.” The premise is pretty straightforward: you let me drive your car, we go to McDonald’s, I buy us a magnificent feast and I write a “thorough” and “well-researched” review of your ...
They say that when man (or woman) makes plans, God laughs. Visiting Lecturer in Sociology and Anthropology Pam Berenbaum started her academic career thinking she would end up a clinical psychologist, a far cry from where she ended up in the field of public health. “So many of the patients really ...