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Ceramics finds home

Author: Kelly Janis As a child, Jason Sanford '10 was "mesmerized" by ceramics. When he began practicing the art as a high school sophomore, his passion was confirmed."I was so hooked on it," he said. "That was basically what I did during my free time."By the time he came to Middlebury, making pottery ...


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College Shorts

Author: Jaime Fuller GWU PREPARES FOR RECORD-BREAKING INAUGURATIONWith less than a week to go, George Washington University (GWU) is preparing events for President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration on Jan. 20. Over four million people are expected to attend the event, and the day is being observed as ...


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New year sees openings, closings on Main St.

Author: Amanda Cormier This holiday season, Middlebury shoppers, like many American consumers nationwide, witnessed the repercussions stemming from the deceivingly abstract crises on Wall Street. But there is reason to believe the casualties were less severe for local businesses, especially in comparison ...


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Cartoons

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Notes from the Desk Everybody has an opinion. Share it.

Author: Peter Baumann The funny thing about a comfort zone is that it is exactly that - comfortable. You could be there because it is what you know, or what you are good at or simply where you find yourself most at home. For me, I was comfortable as editor of the sports section of The Middlebury Campus. ...


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Spotlight on...Philippe Bronchtein '10

Author: John Patrick Allen Last October, Philippe Bronchtein '10 released "Scarecrow," an EP produced under the moniker Hip Hatchet. Bronchtein discussed with The Campus what "Scarecrow" sounds like and why.The Middlebury Campus: "Hip Hatchet" - does that mean a hatchet worn on the hip, or a very stylish ...


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Large format, deep impact

Author: Mario Ariza The Large-Format Drawing exhibition, located in the Johnson Memorial Building's gallery, showcases 11 works from last semester's Studio Art I course. The featured pieces are generally charcoal- and pastel-based portraits executed on several large, stapled rectangles of coarse paper. ...


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Sports Briefs

Author: [no author name found] MIDDLEBURY FOOTBALL TEAM KEEPS THE ACCOLADES COMINGPost-season honors were awarded to three members of the 2009 Middlebury men's football team. Brendan Kelly '09 was named a third-team All-American and Andrew Matson '09 and Charles Holm '09 received All-ECAC honors. Brendan ...


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Controversial gallery space to re-open

Author: Alexxa Gotthardt 2008 marked the emergence of several new art galleries at the College. The Center Gallery, the gallery at Old Stone Mill and 51 Main have joined the Johnson Gallery, the Gamut Room, and various temporary guerilla spaces in a burst that recognizes a desire for a more roomy existence ...


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The Reel Critic

Author: Jessica Kissinger MOVIE: Mister LonelyDIRECTOR: Harmony KorineSTARRING: Diego Luna & Samantha MortonA forlorn little film, "Mister Lonely" whizzed in and out of theaters, and yet, despite its rather quirky premise - the story primarily concerns a commune of impersonators - the film teems ...


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Culture shock strikes back for returning students

Author: Eric Bartolloti Everyone knows about culture shock. In a nutshell: 1. You travel somewhere. 2. You stay there awhile. 3. You start to feel weird. This is a very watered down version - a version that may belittle the trials of any currently abroad students reading The Campus online in internet ...


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Reaching Deeper Town gift certificates aim to boost local economy

Author: Lea Calderon-Guthe As businesses nationwide reported declines in holiday sales, the Middlebury community appreciated stability in local sales partly due to a gift certificate program called Middlebury Money. Community members purchased the certificates, which can be used at more than 100 stores ...


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Men's basketball tops Skidmore, wins eighth straight

Author: Jeff Klein The Panthers are in the zone right now.Thwarting several comeback attempts by its opponent, the Middlebury men's basketball team bent but did not break in a 72-62 home win over Skidmore this past Saturday, Jan. 10. With the victory, the Panthers have now won eight games in a row heading ...


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Women's basketball helps local girls

Author: Nicole Lam This weekend, the Middlebury women's basketball team came away with a 69-57 victory over Skidmore. But head coach Noreen Pecsock did not make the practices any easier for the week just because of the win - it was just another week of work as usual. However, there was one special surprise ...


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LaBolt dissects '08 election

Author: Jaime Fuller Former Press Secretary for Barack Obama Ben LaBolt '03 dissected the President-elect's successful campaign strategy in a lecture sponsored this Friday by the Rohatyn Center for International Affairs and the Career Services Office. LaBolt's remarks, titled "What It Took: Reflections ...


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The 5th Page

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Lupo Fiasco The Sexism of Laughter

Author: Kate Lupo Aren't women funny? Aren't we just hilarious? Do you know the names of any female comedians besides Ellen DeGeneres? No? Me neither. On the flip side, I'm sure if I asked my readers to name male stand-up comedians, they would probably be able to provide a solid list. I will argue that, ...


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Women salvage weekend for squash teams

Author: Kevin Carpenter The men's and women's squash teams finished a tumultuous weekend against a set of seasoned opponents. Both squads took loses to Williams and Dartmouth on Saturday with the men going down 9-0 and 9-0, and the women falling 8-1 and 8-1, respectively. The men's team fell 9-0 to ...