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The Setonian

Editorial - 02/18/10

Correction Appended After a year and a half of chopping the low-hanging fruit from the College’s budgetary tree, President Liebowitz, through his speech on the budget crisis, offered a welcome demonstration of commitment, confidence and cautious optimism. Exhibiting the transparency that is quickly ...


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Musician overcomes injury, educates others

Which of the following does not belong? Basketball, track, swimming and violin; shooting hoops, sprinting meters, treading water and plucking the E string. If you chose violin — ding, ding! — by most standards, you were right. Music isn’t generally associated with physical activity of any sort. David ...


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Middbrief: New dining hall dishes emerge from storage

The influx of new white plates and little bowls of varied sizes in Ross and Proctor dining halls have no significant purpose except to replace the more colorful china students have taken from the dining halls but not returned. These white plates, which were replaced with the colored ceramic dishware ...


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Notes from the Desk - 02/17/10

Seeing as Valentine’s Day was just this past weekend, I thought it fitting to use this space to write about those large, intangible constructs we know as love, romance, lust and, of course, anatomically incorrect vital organs and chocolate. And that’s about as far as I got. So, stumped, I did what ...


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"Niñoz" y Niños

The Middlebury Dance Company swept down to the Dominican Republic at the end of January to teach, perform and collaborate with professional dancers and children alike in the city of Puerto Plata. The 2009-10 company — consisting of Elizabeth Boles ’10, Philippe Bronchtein ’10, Sarah Chapin ’12, ...


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Super block options increase

Beginning in Fall 2010, Residential Life will offer significantly more options for super block housing, allowing an unspecified number of rising juniors and seniors to be housed in groups of 5, 10, 15, 20, 24 or 30. The new group sizes represent a substantial change from options offered in the past. ...


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College Shorts - 02/18/10

St. Michael’s gets Third Eye Blind for concert On April 16, popular ’90s band Third Eye Blind will play at St. Michael’s College in Burlington. A survey released last year showed that the campus preferred a spring concert that featured a rock band. “The top genre was rock, overwhelmingly ...


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Student body will grow to 2,450 by 2012

The College plans to increase the student body by 50 students, lower the annual increase of the comprehensive fee and retain the current financial aid structure, according to an address given by President of the College Ronald D. Liebowitz on Feb. 12. If the Board of Trustees approves Liebowitz’s ...


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Letter to the Editor - 02/17/10

To the Editor: Mori Rothman’s Feb. 11 cartoon depicting a U.S. soldier cavalierly walking away from an imploring Haitian reflects a gross ignorance that prohibits me from calling it a “political cartoon” at best, and forces me to call it a pathetic display of ignorance at worst. According to ...


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Red Right and Blue - 02/17/10

A few weeks ago, the Supreme Court made a five-four decision that corporations were entitled under the Constitution of the United States to freedom of speech and press and therefore had the right to turn profits into ads for and against political candidates. This, they said, is an important right because ...


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Local Lowdown - 02/18/10

Mardi Gras party Feb. 19, 8 – 9 p.m. Come eat gumbo and red beans and rice at the Art House in the Marble Works. Dance to Gumbo Ya Ya, playing second line, funk and world beat music. There will be beads, masks and hats galore! Donations will be requested at door. For more information, please call (802) ...


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Bridge paves way to future of project development

Though the rumble of construction vehicles has stopped for the winter, the success and implications of the Cross Street Bridge continue to grow. What began as a standard and necessary improvement to town infrastructure has turned Middlebury into a model of action and efficiency for other small municipalities. The ...


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For the Record - 02/17/10

I was lucky enough to catch Surfer Blood — the hyped Floridian indie pop band that admittedly does not surf — this past New Year’s Eve. Actually, the band took the stage when the new year began, counting down the remaining seconds of 2009 in a disappointingly unaffected manner. Fortunately, as ...


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One in 8,700 - 02/12/10

When Patty Dunn’s parents divorced and she and her sister moved away with her mother, Dunn lost all connection with her father. This loss at four years old fueled Dunn’s interest in helping others cope with death and bereavement, and she began volunteering 20 years ago with a hospice in Burlington. Dunn ...


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Police continue to investigate thefts

The Department of Public Safety, in collaboration with the Middlebury Police Department (MPD), is conducting an ongoing investigation into a series of thefts, mostly targeting laptop computers and cell phones, from residence halls and public spaces on campus over the past three weeks. Though no one ...


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Overseas Briefing - 02/17/10

POITIERS — “The immigration office really doesn’t appreciate it when people are late. It is absolutely essential that you don’t miss your appointment.” The coordinator for the Middlebury schools in France offered us this advice the week we arrived. In order to get your visa validated, you ...


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A Preface to Lunch - “Five — no four — complaints”

So, writing opinion columns is getting old at this point. There’s only so long a person can go on pretending he thinks what he thinks is important, especially when graduation seems so close. With all this fear and nostalgia buzzing around in my head, there isn’t much room for complaints. Well, I’m ...




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