Author: Kevin Carpenter Middlebury squash squared off against conference opponents in the NESCAC tournament on Jan. 30 to Feb. 2. The weekend saw several close matches and slim margins of both victory and defeat. The men's team started off strong with a win over Wesleyan before falling to Bates and, ...
Author: [no author name found] SEEKING WOMENNo words, no touching, no problem. 3692.Corn-fed Midwestern boy looking for a lady who likes the cut of my jib. Come rock my boat in the high winds until I get blown off shore. 3442.ROAR. I AM A DINOSAUR. 3986.What's the best thing about "twenty six" year-old ...
Author: Molly West The Middlebury swimming and diving team participated in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) invitational this past weekend against four other schools: MIT, Tufts, Williams and St. Michael's. Team scores for this meet were not calculated, as the meet was intended as an ...
Author: Grace Duggan Middlebury students looking for a vacation from Vermont's lack of tall buildings and high population density typically use the occasional weekend or a longer break to book it to nearby urban centers like Montreal, Boston and New York. Now students have to walk only as far as the ...
Author: [no author name found] As the national economy spirals deeper into recession with each passing day, Middlebury continues to grapple with the financial challenges facing all collegiate institutions during these trying times. Shortly before the recent February vacation, President of the College ...
Author: Nicole Lam The five women sitting in the car knew what to do.Their performance was going to start in 10 minutes. After struggling to find a parking spot at the venue, they spotted a police officer. After signalling that they would be receiving a ticket, they jumped out of the car, formed a circle ...
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 ...
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. ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...