Author: Jay Dolan As a senior at Middlebury, I'm afraid I can't leave this campus with anything all that entertaining or insightful. Still, I'll do my best to relay an interesting realization I had while working on the Opinions section these past two years. It is directed to anyone who has ever submitted ...
Author: Melissa Marshall I am trading brown sweaters for worn linen, retiring Columbia boots for Madden flats, tired jeans for cotton dresses and my work ethic for three-hour meals on Battell Beach. And as I am restructuring my mood from hibernating bookworm to GPA-murdering social butterfly, I find ...
Author: Jake Cohen Nothing is better than a win at the end of a regular season - just ask the Middlebury women's golf team. They traveled this past weekend to Williamstown, Mass. to compete in the Williams Spring Invitational, facing their main competitor in a much-hyped match."We were really excited ...
Author: Colin Foss "Frozen" is a play about self-discovery, but not of the lighthearted Disney Channel variety. It focuses on the events following the arrest of a pedophilic serial murderer as well as on the people drawn to him and his disorder. It traces both an uncomfortable expedition into a diseased ...
Author: Derek Schlickeisen, Mary Lane To celebrate her 100th birthday, philanthropist Kathryn Wasserman Davis chose to award $1 million in $10,000 Project for Peace grants for 100 projects designed to promote peace throughout the world, all of which would be carried out by undergraduate students in ...
Author: Tess Russell If you have been frequenting www.middleburyconfessional.com since the controversial Web site went live last week, you have probably had at least a few good laughs. You might also be grappling with certain important questions regarding the darker, more vicious elements at work on ...
Author: David Zhou This past Saturday, the Middlebury College track and field teams competed in the 2008 NESCAC Championships at Hamilton College. The men had a good showing and came in seventh overall, while the women, who for a while had held the lead in the 10-school meet, finished just half-a-point ...
Author: Kelly Janis "For years, they've been fighting," said Cowasuck tribe member Todd Hebert, pointing to portraits of several Abenaki tribes, situated side-by-side on the walls of the Ndakinna Cultural Center. "They've been against each other. And now, here they are in the same room, facing each ...
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Author: Dina Magaril Caeli Nistel-Schnabel '08, was one of three Iowans who applied for the Fulbright, but she was the only one to receive approval on her independent project studying secondary education for the cognitively disabled in Wuhan, China. "All of us Iowans would band together in the library ...
Author: Robert Hawkins As the most experienced senior member of the Academic Judicial Board (AJB), I write with concern and a heavy feeling of sorrow that has accumulated over the years I have served. The responsibility of enforcing the Honor Code at Middlebury has been a trying endeavor that I hope ...
Author: Jake Cohen Raise your glasses to George Baumann '08 of the Middlebury men's golf team, who earned medalist honors by shooting 69-75 at Shuttle Meadow Country Club in Kensington, Conn. at the NESCAC championship hosted by Trinity. Despite Baumann's finish in solo first, the team placed third ...
Author: Afsana Liza At 3 p.m. on a bright, sunny Friday afternoon, a huge crowd of Middlebury College students, faculty and townspeople gathered together to fight cancer as a unified force. Energetic event coordinators and helpers set up tents, tables, food and entertainment for participants for the ...
Author: Lea Calderon-Guthe Though the first full opening of the newly renovated space at 51 Main Street is not until May 15, the open house on April 25 has had students, faculty, staff and town members alike buzzing with excitement over the décor, the mood and the opportunities at the aptly named 51 ...
Author: [no author name found] Little Shop of HorrorsStarting on Thursday, May 1 and running through Saturday, May 3 will be Middlebury Union High School's productoin of Little Shop of Horrors. The play will take place in the high school's auditorium and will begin at 7 p.m. all three nights. Tickets ...
Author: Anthony Adragna While gender relations across campus have generally improved over the last decade, sexism remains a dominant and controlling facet of social life, a report released April 29 from the Task Force on the Status of Women (TSW) at the College found. In the report, the group acknowledges ...
Author: [no author name found] Did the Cake performance fail to satisfy your concert craving? WRMC is hoping that three-times will charm with their triple-band line-up for the station's annual music festival, beginning at 8:30 P.M. in the ever-popular and pleasing Proctor Dining Hall. Don't feel like ...
Author: Nate Ackerly So I went into the RAJ today to meet with my advisor and taped right out front of its door is a sign saying "should drunk drivers be punished?," essentially detailing a scenario in which a guy sleeps with a black-out girl, gets charged with rape and is forced to leave campus. Long ...
Author: Dina Magaril On the surface, even frequenters of Middlebury's Chinese restaurant scene would have a hard time finding anything different about their beloved establishment. But behind the kitchen doors, big changes have taken place.The ambiance with its gray-green walls and floor-to-ceiling mirrors ...
Author: Livingston Burgess After the baseball team fell in its opener against Hamilton this weekend, Erich Enns '10 must have decided it was time to take matters into his own hands. Over the course of Saturday's doubleheader, Enns personally drove in more runs than the Continentals were able to plate ...