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MPD charges suspect in thefts
By Middlebury Campus | March 18, 2010On Sunday, the Middlebury Police Department (MPD) reported that they had cited Adrian Moore, a 19-20 year old man living in the Middlebury area, for attempted grand larceny, unlawful mischief and unlawful trespass. Chief Tom Hanley of the Middlebury Police Department stated, “Adrian Moore has been ...
The Pragmatist
March 18, 2010Last year, housing was more affordable in Vermont than in any year since 2003, according to the Vermont Economy Newsletter. This is certainly good news, but the downside is that “more affordable” is a relative term. Each year the Vermont Housing Awareness Campaign (VHAC) publishes a study about ...
Alvarez 'colors' gender discussion
By Middlebury Campus | March 18, 2010On March 10, in association with Chellis House’s programming for Women’s History Month and Women of Color’s “What is Color?” event series, Writer-in-Residence in English and American Literatures Julia Alvarez ’71 spoke to a lively audience in the Chateau Grand Salon, highlighting the distinctions ...
Op-Ed: A continued presence in Afghanistan
By Middlebury Campus | March 18, 2010My friend from Kabul was sitting to my right, her hair uncovered. Next to her, my friend from Kunduz Province. To his right, a professor, Jeffrey Lunstead, a former U.S. ambassador to Sri Lanka, former State Department Foreign Service officer in Pakistan, and a member of the 2001 Bonn Conference. I ...
SGA Update: Dining opts for two midnight breakfasts
By Middlebury Campus | March 18, 2010Last week, the Campus reported that Midnight Breakfast had been expanded to three nights. However, although the SGA approved three nights, Dining Services is currently comfortable with providing only two nights due to staff reductions. There will therefore be only two nights of Midnight Breakfast this ...
Middbrief: Brainerd Dean Pacholec announces departure from Midd
By Middlebury Campus | March 18, 2010Dean of Brainerd Commons Matthew Pacholec announced that he will be leaving Middlebury College at the end of the academic year, the second commons dean to do so since the beginning of the spring semester. Pacholec’s decision comes just weeks after Dean of Cook Commons Karl Lindholm made public his ...
Local Lowdown - 3/18/10
By Middlebury Campus | March 17, 2010ACRPC Energy Committee program March 18, 7 – 9 p.m. The Addison County Regional Planning Commission presents “Integrated Design-Build of Non-Residential Buildings for Energy Savings.” Check out this free program for planners, designers, builders and building owners to learn about sustainable building ...
Dining model subject to change
By Middlebury Campus | March 17, 2010President of the College Ronald D. Liebowitz asked for input from students on the College’s current dining plan, in a blog post March 10. He asked students to describe what they value most about the current system. The dining model may change following the review process. In order to achieve the ...
College excludes Febs from diversity stats
By Middlebury Campus | March 17, 2010Every year, Middlebury College releases statistics about its student body diversity in publications, government agencies, surveys and other databases. These statistics, however, do not factor in the diversity of students who matriculate to the College in February. According to Dean of Admissions Robert ...
The Campus Spring Sports Preview
By Middlebury Campus | March 11, 2010Women's Tennis The Middlebury women’s tennis team kicks off its official season this Saturday with a doubleheader, facing Brandeis at 8 a.m., followed by Wellesley at 2 p.m. After a winter of training spent confined to the Bubble, the recent advent of spring weather has the team excited to return ...
Men's basketball can't hold on in NCAA play
By Middlebury Campus | March 11, 2010A.J. Gordon founded Gordon College in 1889 as a Catholic school “to prepare the people of God to do the work of God in bold and creative ways.” On Friday, however, either the school basketball team was not as prepared as Mr. Gordon intended his students to be, or getting out of Pepin Gymnasium ...
Women's hockey falls to Trinity in four overtimes
By Middlebury Campus | March 11, 2010For family, friends and fans, the NESCAC semifinal women’s hockey game on Mar. 6 was nothing if not a nail-biter. Sitting on the edge of their seats for almost four and a half hours — more than twice the length of a normal game — the crowd at Amherst’s Orr Rink watched as the Panthers battled ...
Panthers surge past Bowdoin in title game
By Middlebury Campus | March 11, 2010The men’s hockey team successfully returned to the top of the NESCAC as they won the title last Sunday afternoon, skating against Bowdoin on Maine ice and defeating the Polar Bears 3-2 with a last-minute goal by tri-captain Charlie Townsend ’10. Going into the tournament, the Panthers certainly ...
Editorial: A drinking age endorsement
By Middlebury Campus | March 11, 2010Over the past few weeks, these pages have seen a flurry of debate over the Minimum Legal Drinking Age (MLDA) of 21. This week alone, three separate pieces in the opinions section deal with the topic, and each of the last four weeks have included at least one op-ed submission targeting this contentious ...
Op-Ed: Vermont's out-of-touch 'health' establishment
By Middlebury Campus | March 11, 2010In last week’s Campus, Dr. John Searles defended the legal drinking age of 21 by doing what the establishment does best: lying. From high atop his bully pulpit, Searles graced Midd-kids with a letter to the editor devoid of relevant science and saturated with ridicule, even stooping so low as to accuse ...
Op-Ed: Refusing to settle for nuclear
By Middlebury Campus | March 11, 2010I am tired of pragmatism, of “centered” political views, of sacrificing change for compromise. In the past year, I have watched as those in power touted the Canadian oil sands as a solution to weaning America off foreign oil; as they turned universal access healthcare into something simply less ...