Letter to the editor
By Will Amidon | March 5, 2008As a geology professor at Middlebury College, I am proud to be involved with the “Energy2028” initiative.
The Middlebury Off-Campus Project
A Preface to Lunch Advice from some bad movies
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: James O'Brien After eating off of contaminated dining hall plates last week, I contracted several diseases. These ailments included a double ear infection, respiratory infection, a sinus infection and Maple Syrup Urine Disease. I lied about Maple Syrup Urine Disease, although it is a real ailment. ...
Inside the war room Branding the college
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Nicole Lam, Mary Lane and Derek Schlickeisen James Carville, the "Ragin' Cajun" who helped elect Bill Clinton president in 1992, once said that good communications is all about storytelling. It is a lesson not lost on Michael McKenna, the College's vice president for Communications."We are the ...
the ethicist
March 5, 2008Author: Amanda Greene Sometimes it's hard to ask for help. Relying on others means that we have to be open and honest, and that we have to talk about things that we would like to ignore, or keep to ourselves. Girls are often placed in particularly difficult situations because we have to talk frequently ...
notes from the desk Middlebury - you're a B+ in my book
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Peter Baumann Like any other Middlebury student, I complain a lot. I don't understand why our 2006 Strategic Plan placed an emphasis on recruiting new faculty in order to improve our faculty-to-student ratio, yet the additions seem awfully slow in coming, at least when staring at 35+ student ...
op-ed Midd is bullying the 'Nerd
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: James Riley For three years I have resisted contributing to the noble tirades of The Campus's op-ed section. Through the great residential lockdown of '05, through the gradual boa constrictor-ization of the administration, through the curiously inconsistent disciplinary action taken against ...
Spotlight on... Lucas Kavner '06.5
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: [no author name found] From the dark deputy head in "Cinders" to the front-man for campus band The Easy Answers, Lucas Kavner '06.5 delivered acclaimed performances on both the musical and theatrical stage. The Middlebury Campus checks in with the man who won over Wright Theatre and pumped-up ...
The Synesthesiac
March 5, 2008Author: Maddie Oatman I can't get away from Haruki Murakami. So much so that when I recently went to check out another one of his books, I didn't even have to look up the call number - I already knew exactly where I would find his shelf in the library. Murakami, a Japanese fiction writer who is heavily ...
Police reinforce investigation
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Anthony Adragna The Middlebury Police Department (MPD) has added two retired Vermont State Police troopers to the investigative team convering the disappearance of Nick Garza '11, who vanished on Feb. 5 during February Break.MPD retained the two troopers on contract, who were formerly stationed ...
local lowdown
March 5, 2008Author: [no author name found] High school takes you "Back to the 80s"At 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March 7, as well as on the 8th and 9th, Middlebury Union High school will be performing a musical extravaganza entitled "Back to the 80s," a play that follows the senior class of William Ocean High School. ...
Loss to Trinity could not derail Middlebury
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Jeff Klein Sometimes in life, you just need a little luck. The Panthers now know that as well as anyone.The Middlebury men's basketball team displayed a valiant effort against Trinity Saturday night in Amherst, Mass. but eventually fell to the Bantams, 72-63. But this past Monday at noon, the ...
overseas briefing Getting China's game on
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Ryan Kellett HANGZHOU - As a preview of coming attractions this summer at the 2008 Beijing Olympic games, a crowd of cheering Chinese citizens filled the Zhejiang Dragon Arena to watch China compete against Cuba in women's volleyball. And fresh off the news of Raul Castro's election in Cuba, ...
Panthers ran away with it once Curran '11 got things going
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Jeff Patterson Seconds after letting loose a stick-bending slap shot from inside of the face-off circles, Charlie Townsend '10 let out one word that spoke volumes. The volume in the arena was such that the word went inaudible, but reading his lips, you could tell it rhymed with the "puck" he ...
Ephs turn mean in the chlorine Win sixth-straight NESCAC title, Panthers place fourth
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Jake Cohen You may have seen a whole bunch of bald-headed students running around campus this week. No, it is not the rebirth of an "American History X" cult - it is the men's swim team. This weekend the team finished in fourth place in the NESCAC championship after three days of intense competition. ...
Shenanigans Can Obama enchant the American soul?
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Alex Garlick Barack Obama is a lot of things to a lot of people, but there is one thing his supporters and detractors both admire - his rhetoric. Which is a good thing. Right? Well, maybe not. Academics and pundits suggest that Americans are very suspicious of rhetoric, Obama's best weapon. ...
Across the pond
March 5, 2008Author: Adam Clayton The incredibly risible and somewhat pitiful saga that has engulfed football club Valencia climaxed recently when a judge determined that the club was within limits to tell David Albelda, previous fan-idol- turned villain and long-time club veteran, he was to leave along with other ...
for the record
March 5, 2008Author: Emily Temple Stephen Malkmus has changed the face of music as we know it. Now, be advised, he started this process close to 20 years ago and, as far as I'm concerned, finished it about 10 years ago when a little band called Pavement met its demise. Malkmus formed his soon-to-be-legendary rock ...
Artist rocks series to smithereens
By Middlebury Campus | March 5, 2008Author: Robert Norberg The After Dark Music Series wrapped up its 13th season Saturday night at the Middlebury United Methodist Church with a performance by a local favorite and mainstay - singer-songwriter and folk/blues guitarist Chris Smither. Smither has appeared in the After Dark series for the ...
The sports backpage
February 27, 2008Author: [no author name found] The weekly editor's picks, by the numbers, Midd scoreboard, and locker room features.