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Recession wreaks welfare havoc

Author: Amanda Cormier As the worldwide financial crisis deepens, Vermont social welfare programs have witnessed an influx of low-income residents seeking help to make ends meet. Across the state, health care and home heating have risen to the forefront of concern.The Vermont Coalition of Clinics for ...


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Local Lowdown

Author: [no author name found] Lighted Pumpkin PatchOct. 30, 6-8 p.m.Come celebrate the fall at the Middlebury pumpkin patch near Helen Porter Nursing Home. Hot cider and Halloween cookies will be served, come add to the display with your own carved pumpkins. "Smokey Joe's Café" at Town Hall TheaterOct. ...


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Efforts redoubled as campaign closes

Author: Adam Schaffer With the Nov. 4 presidential election rapidly approaching, College Republicans and Democrats are scrambling to convince undecided voters to come out for their candidates.College Democrats gathered Oct. 24 in the Hillcrest Environmental Center to make phone calls to potential supporters ...


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Lecture frames the contemporary portrait

Author: Isabel McWilliams Students and faculty alike could not help but react with excited laughter, intrigued head nods and surprised exclamations as Director of the Middlebury College Museum of Art and Walter Cerf Distinguished College Professor of History of Art & Architecture Richard Saunders ...


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Teeing Off

Author: Peter Baumann I am awful at predicting college football. It is the one sport where I continually fail when trying to foresee the future, which is exactly why I love it. Like a dog who has not yet learned to respect the electric fence, I keep trying to make some sense of the chaos. Four unbeaten ...


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Volleyball captures classic

Author: Nicole Lam This weekend, the volleyball team turned in an impressive showing in South Hadley, Mass., winning all three of their games at the Hall of Fame Classic. After defeating the hosts from Mount Holyoke College 3-0 on Oct. 24, the Panthers recorded consecutive 3-0 victories against Wheaton ...


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For Bane '08.5 and coach Beaney, the respect runs deep

Author: Emma Gardner For the last time in his collegiate career, Harrison Bane '08.5 returned to Middlebury in a 15-passenger College van after a weekend of competitive golf two weeks ago. Just like every ride before, he sat in the passenger seat and spent the five-hour drive chatting with his coach ...


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'Traitor' an uneven performance

Author: Robert McKay The wall clicks on, 1500 square feet of TV static. In contemporary dance, this is about as original a backdrop as the Doric columns behind every early Renaissance saint and his brother. The font, however, is very nice, some kind of chunky ultra-bold with slab serifs. But the words ...


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For the Record

Author: Grace Duggan Rock 'n' roll may have developed in the United States, but almost immediately afterwards it became difficult to pigeonhole it as a uniquely American phenomenon. Rock music has cemented its influence everywhere from CBGB and the Viper Room to Wembley Stadium and Budokan, but what ...


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A Preface to Lunch Quidditch The ultimate fantasy sport

Author: James O'Brien Why are people so divided on the subject of breakfast for dinner (BFD)? What's not to like? BFD provides pancakes of various pancake flavors, which are somehow far superior to their regular pancake counterparts that we usually eat for breakfast. I'm not sure whether this is due ...


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Field hockey defeats Camels

Author: Maeve McGilloway Practice makes perfect. This old adage holds true when it comes to the Middlebury College field hockey team. The Panthers' hard work helped put them on a three-game winning streak, with its most recent victory against Connecticut College this past Saturday, Oct. 25 by a score ...


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Sports Briefs

Author: [no author name found] JIA YOU! CHINESE SYMBOLS TOP DUCKS IN CLASH OF IM TITANSOne of the more competitive men's intramural soccer seasons in recent memory ended on Oct. 24 as the Chinese Symbols held off the Mighty Ducks 2-0 in a battle of the league's top two seeds. With the largest crowd ...


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A note on the vote

Author: [no author name found] With the election less than a week away, it's time to start thinking about how your vote will influence the next four years.On health: 46 million Americans are uninsured. Are you covered by your parents' plan? Will you still be after graduation? What kind of coverage ...


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The Reel Critic

Author: Jason Gutierrez Movie: W.Director: Oliver StoneStarring: Josh BrolinI feel that a critic, even an amateur one like myself, should make every attempt to go into the film he is reviewing with as few preconceived notions as possible. I must admit that when I entered the theater to watch Oliver ...


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Election analysis rolled out in lecture

Author: Jaime Fuller Rolling Stone magazine editor Eric Bates gave an opinionated address on the presidential election on Oct. 28 as part of the "Meet the Press" lecture series. Bates spent half-an-hour giving his perspective on the candidates, the campaigns and the mainstream media before relinquishing ...


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Behind Enemy Lines European football falling into foreign hands

Author: Andrey Tolstoy When I started watching football in the late 90s, Chelsea was a decent team in a pretty good national league. The kings of Europe then were Real Madrid, taking charge after the decline of AC Milan. If you asked me and my friends what our favorite teams were, we would list three ...


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Women's soccer climbs over camels' hump

Author: Lise Rosenberger Middlebury women's soccer surged ahead in its NESCAC domination this past weekend as the Panthers defeated Connecticut College on the Camels' home turf in New London, Conn. The Panthers' 1-0 win marks their fifth shutout of the season and their fourth consecutive win. While ...


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Men's rugby blanks Coast Guard and Maine

Author: James Schwerdtman The men's rugby club had an intense weekend of play, clinching the New England Rugby Football Union Championship for the fourth consecutive year. The Panthers continued the undefeated streak they have enjoyed since the beginning of the season, defeating Coast Guard 27-0 on ...




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