Author: Denizhan Duran Faculty achievments celebrated by CollegeThe President's office has announced news about recent accomplishments by Middlebury faculty. Burke Rochford, professor of Sociology and Religion, has published a book named "Hare Krishna Transformed," which currently is the seventh bestselling ...
Author: [no author name found] 9th Annual Face Off Against Breast CancerOn Jan. 26 and 27 the Middlebury Otters and the Middlebury Mystix, two local women's hockey teams, will host the ninth annual Face Off Against Breast Cancer Hockey Tournament. The tournament will take place at the Howard Brush Memorial ...
Author: Dan Stevens Déjà vu was the zeitgeist on Jan. 19 in Pepin Gymnasium, where the women's basketball team found itself battling to the buzzer, just as they had the previous night when it defeated Colby 64-62. The adrenaline rush brought on by the victory returned on Saturday and the Panthers ...
Author: Molly Dwyer Despite the fact that Middlebury students have a quarter of the workload and quadruple the amount of free time during Winter Term, between the parties and ski trips, students are exploring non-traditional academic classes that are preparing them for the "real world." "It is good ...
Author: James O'Brien Dear Middlebury College students,This is God. I've been watching you closely for the past few months and I'd like to tell you what I've observed. Why? Because it ticks me off that people keep asking me irritating questions like, "God, who am I?" First, I'd like to clear up a misconception ...
Author: Tess Russell Given the unseasonably warm spells we have been experiencing at Middlebury this month, it is certainly a wise move to check the forecast before leaving your dorm. So when Max Kanter '10.5 told me that he was "obsessed" with www.weather.com, I immediately chimed in that I, too, ...
Author: Emily Temple It's probably impossible to embark on a review of the Magnetic Fields' newest release, Distortion, without addressing its name. Like the incredible classic 69 Love Songs and the less-inspired i, Distortion follows through on the promise made by its title: the album sounds like lead ...
Author: [no author name found] The weekly editor's picks, by the numbers, Midd scoreboard, and locker room features.
Author: Derek Schlickheisen Somebody's epic night meant another typical morning for Donna Paquette, team leader of the Ross Commons custodial staff: three light fixtures were in shatters on Hadley 3, the drywall down the hall in Lang was sporting a couple of fist-shaped holes and the foosball table ...
Author: Anthony Adragna Yale to increase funds spent from endowmentYale University announced plans to increase spending from the school's endowment by 40 percent next year. The move comes amidst controversy that the nation's wealthiest universities continue to raise tuition annually while the value ...
Author: Cloe Shasha Faculty members gathered on Jan. 7 to discuss a proposal regarding "amorous relationships" between faculty and students. Led by President of The College Ronald D. Liebowitz and Faculty Associate in Admissions Miguel Fernandez, the meeting covered a range of moral, ethical and professional ...
Author: Kathryn Flagg When Christine Bachman '09.5 found out last month that Assistant Professor of Sociology Laurie Essig had been fired, her first response, she said, was disbelief. That such a wildly popular professor would be dismissed was unthinkable. "It was a huge crush," said Bachman. "It was ...
Author: Mary Lane It's 11:26 p.m. on Saturday night and most kids on Midd Rides are headed to or from Fletcher house."This shirt is gonna get me p---- automatically!" exclaimed one dark-haired student as he assessed the appeal of his pin-striped orange Ralph Lauren oxford shirt. Laurent Lussier, a weekend ...
Author: Michael Suen In the last month, a burgeoning demographic has begun to assert its potential in swaying the outcome of the presidential elections: the college student. With the New Hampshire primary and Iowa caucuses over, the race for the White House is now in full swing.Whether or not Middlebury's ...
Author: Emily Temple A good soundtrack can do absolute wonders for a film. In fact, some films become popular before they come out almost solely based on the buzz, Internet or otherwise, about a slamming sonic backdrop. And a film, to be fair, can do wonders for a song. Think of "Miss Misery," for which ...
Author: [no author name found] Weekend of MusicThe After Dark Music Series continues at 7 p.m. on Jan. 18 at the United Methodist Church with Austin's "Elana James and The Continental Two." Leading the group is a violinist and singer who is among the youngest to earn a place in the Texas Western Swing ...
Author: Features Editors Middlebury's own Rachel Ann Cole '08 was featured prominently in the inaugural episode of The Learning Channel's "Miss America: Reality Check" last Sunday. Crowned Miss Vermont this fall, Cole, along with the 51 other Miss America contenders, is being put to the test on national ...
Author: [no author name found] As Shrek once said to Donkey, "Ogres are like onions. Ogres have layers." In this respect, liberal arts colleges are a lot like ogres and onions: they all have layers. Most students interact with just a few layers of Middlebury: friends, coaches and professors among them. ...
Author: Kate Dellas SYDNEY-Studying abroad in Sydney, Australia was somewhat of a blissful experience. The 24-hour trip was a long nap, interrupted by timely meals and movie choices. We arrived in Sydney only to be swept up by a group of eager study-abroad counselors with a distinctly Australian approach. ...