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Comps debate dominates meeting

Author: Tamara Hilmes On Jan. 22 Reginald L. Cook Professor of American Literature and Chair of the English and American Literatures (ENAM) Department Brett Millier invited both ENAM and English Literature (ENGL) majors to attend an open meeting allowing students to express their opinions regarding ...


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Lupo Fiasco Ring the alarm, Feb women coming through

Author: Kate Lupo Get ready. Oh my God. Can't wait. I'm trembling … They're here! The Febs have officially arrived on campus and the school is abuzz. Like a scene out of a Where's Waldo? picture book, older Midd-kids have already started to excitedly pinpoint and identify new Febs all over campus. ...


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Let's Talk About Sex, Babies

Author: Veracity Butcher If you're having bad oral sex, it's not just your lover's fault. Like all intercourse, good oral sex relies on reciprocal participation. Both partners should aim to glean as much gratification from the act as possible. Plainly, aim to come. Here are a few tips on how to do your ...


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Losses add up for women's basketball

Author: Brian Sirkia The Panther women dropped two games on the road this weekend at Bowdoin and Colby. Now with five consecutive losses, the Panthers have fallen to 1-6 in NESCAC play and 7-13 overall. In the Bowdoin contest, despite starting strong and having two players in double figures, the Panther ...


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Panthers grab top spot in state D-III hockey

Author: Peter Baumann A day after thumping St. Michael's 12-3, the Middlebury men's hockey team established its place as the top Division III team in the state on Feb. 7 with a 4-2 victory over Norwich University. The game, which pitted the sixth-ranked Panthers against the twelfth-ranked Cadets, not ...


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MCAB brings Paul Farmer to campus

Author: Jaime Fuller On Feb. 28, well-known medical anthropologist and physician Dr. Paul Farmer will speak at the reopened Social Space in the McCullough Student Center. Farmer is the keynote speaker preceding the global public health symposium to be held from March 5 to 13.Romany Redman '11, one of ...


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RIT says 'R.I.P.' to Midd women's hockey streak

Author: Andrew Deloach The Middlebury women's hockey team split a pair of non-conference games last weekend to settle their record at 12-2-2. On Feb. 7, the Panthers took on Buffalo State (2-13-4) and won handily by a final score of 5-1, extending their unbeaten streak to 10 games. But the next day, ...


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Healthcare cuts inspire protests

Author: Kaity Potak Governor Jim Douglas faced heat from the town of his alma mater regarding the latest state budget and health-care cuts this past week. Middlebury residents gathered on Court Square on Feb. 2 to call attention to the details of Douglas' cuts and to remind citizens to continue pressuring ...


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For the record

Author: Alex Blair Franz Ferdinand has always been a dance band. On their 2004 self-titled debut, the lads from Scotland used energized guitar and bass rhythms to create the grooves on tracks like the top-ten single "Take Me Out" and the disco throwback "Darts Of Pleasure." Five years later, the band ...


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Elephant in the Room Man of Steele

Author: Stefan Claypool The election of Michael Steele as chairman of the Republican National Committee is a significant event in American politics. The 168 members of the Republican National Committee decided to place the former Maryland Lieutenant Governor at the party's helm, establishing Steele ...


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Local Lowdown

Author: [no author name found] Relationship WorkshopFeb. 12, 6:30 p.m.The One-World Literary Project will be hosting local author Greg Krech's presentation, "Cultivating a Sense of Gratitude in Relationships: Lessons from Japanese Psychology, or How to Appreciate Your Partner Without Trying to Fix ...


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Faculty couples share secrets of Midd marriages

Author: [no author name found] Who says romance is dead at Middlebury? Don't let all of their different last names fool you; many of your professors are romantically involved. Just in time for Valentine's Day, The Campus uncovers how faculty members paired off and shacked up at the College. Whether ...


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New textbook lists boost competition

Author: Tim O'Grady The release of course textbook lists two weeks before the semester commences and a $500 giveaway for College Bookstore members were the first of a myriad of developments for the newly renovated Bookstore in Proctor Hall.The new bookstore, which will sell textbooks, school supplies ...


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Campus Poll

Author: [no author name found] In order to make The Campus opinions section a more accessible medium, starting this semester The Campus will include a poll containing not only numerical data but also personal statements from interested students. Each week we will post the poll question for the next ...


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Middlebury Ultimate Frisbee Competes in Las Vegas

Author: Kevin Carpenter The Middlebury men's ultimate frisbee team competed in the "Trouble in Vegas" tournament in Las Vegas, Nev. from Feb. 6-8. The field consisted of over 90 collegiate teams from across the united States. The Middlebury Pranksters received a #1 national ranking on Saturday night ...


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Students freeze-frame a dying art

Author: Emma Stanford On Tuesday, an exhibit at Gifford's Gamut Room celebrated the dying art of Polaroid photography. "R.I.P. Polaroid," part of the Gamut Room's week-long Spring Awakening festival, used the work of student photographers to pay tribute to the famous brand of instant film, now fast ...


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Dear diary, on my MAlt trip I...

Author: [no author name found] MEXICO/ARIZONAA group of twenty migrants comes in, maybe more. All at once, all of us grabbing mugs and switching to Spanish. We finally get all of them some chairs, burritos, all that. I've had groups that wanted nothing but water and a place to sit but this one was ...


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Midd for Play promotes a fun and active lifestyle

Author: [no author name found] While some students spent the bitterly cold Winter Term huddled in line for the ski lift at the Snow Bowl and others drank away the chill in their dorm rooms, one group of 50 braved the cold, fostered their competitive nature and lined a snow-covered Battell Beach in hopes ...




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