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The Setonian

Bill Littlefield addresses the college

Author: [no author name found] On Monday Oct. 15, Bill Littlefield, the host of National Public Radio's "Only a Game" came to Middlebury as part of the College's "Meet the Press" series. He read excerpts from his most recent book Only a Game, answered questions on Red Sox left fielder Manny Ramirez ...


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overseas briefing T.I.C., Bro

Author: Matt Doyle HANGZHOU, P.R.C - In Leonardo DiCaprio's latest movie, "Blood Diamond," Leo's character, Danny Archer, explains the insanity that is the African diamond trade by simply stating, "T.I.A. This is Africa." Here in Hangzhou, China, a few of my classmates have adopted this saying and applied ...


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Patterson clinches his 10th perfect season

Author: Simon Keyes There is little in the world these days that everyone can agree upon. However, one thing that comes to mind is losing. No one likes the feeling of losing.Luckily, though, for men's rugby coach Ward Patterson, losing is not a feeling he has experienced very often in his last 10 years ...


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Helicopter parents too close for comfort?

Author: Joseph Bergan and Thomas Brant College is one of those "big moments" in a person's life where everything seems to change. We ditch backpacks for messenger bags, swap a cozy room just outside of Boston for a cramped cinder block barrack and leave our parents for a stranger who may turn out to ...


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editorial Starbucks, Staples threaten unique town atmosphere

Author: [no author name found] For students trickling in from urban and suburban corners of the world alike, the town of Middlebury is a wonderful - and too often ignored - resource and retreat during our time at the College. And for the many faculty and staff who work on campus, the town is often at ...


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Women steady as a rock vs. Plymouth, erased by Ephs

Author: Dan Stevens As the fall foliage descended on New England, the women's soccer team played in a series of matches including face-offs against the best of the NESCAC. Matches at Amherst and against Plymouth State preceded a beautiful Fall Family Weekend that saw the Panthers take on Williams.Fall ...


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middbriefs

Author: Bryant Cobb New languages offered through student classesMidd on the Globe, a student-led initiative to teach languages not offered by the College, announced it will offer classes in Korean, Swahili and Serbo-Croatian this semester. The languages offered were determined by expressed student ...


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letter to the editor

Author: [no author name found] To the Editor:An article about the calendar change to begin in spring semester 2009 appeared in last week's The Middlebury Campus. I write to provide some background about the strategic planning process that recommended the change, and about subsequent steps to implement ...


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local lowdown your source for upcoming events in the community

Author: [no author name found] Mummy Mania! at Sheldon MuseumFor anyone who has ever dreamed of rattling the crypts of ancient mummies to discover what lies within, the Henry Sheldon Museum on Main St. in Middlebury will offer the next best thing on Saturday, Oct. 27 when it holds Mummy Mania, an event ...


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Homegrown theatre hits home with students

Author: Grace Duggan Audio produced by Radio Arts Middlebury.Students who were smart enough to reserve a ticket ahead of time or lucky enough to get in off of the waiting list for "Certified Organic Musical" this weekend were treated to a sharp and hilarious satire about the intersection between love ...


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The Great Eight

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letter to the editor

Author: [no author name found] To the Editor:An article on Middlebury's current overenrollment in the Sept. 26 edition of The Campus contained some important factual errors or misimpressions that deserve correction. One of the most important, that all incoming first-years receiving financial assistance ...


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The Sports Backpage

Author: [no author name found] The weekly editor's picks, by the numbers, Midd scoreboard, and locker room features.


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Show tackles new, difficult horizons

Author: Justine Katzenbach Interview with the playwright, Rinde Eckert, is produced by Radio Arts Middlebury. For more radio news, tune in every Wednesday at 4:30 PM on 91.1 FM WRMC.Those unable to attend Wright Memorial Theatre on Oct. 8 for Rinde Eckert's production of "Horizon" missed out on a truly ...


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Beloved employee Doria passes away

Author: Zamir Ahmed Joseph C. (Joe) Doria passed away on Oct. 2, 2007 at the Albany Medical Center in Albany, N.Y. at the age of 86. Doria, who had been employed at the College for over 40 years, succumbed to injuries sustained seven weeks prior in an automobile accident.Doria, who was born in Winooski, ...


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sportsbriefs

Author: Jeb Burchenal Men's golf finishes one shot out of second, takes thirdThe men's golf team took to the course again this past weekend at the Hamilton Invitational. After securing a spot in the NESCAC tournament last weekend, the team looked to continue its excellent scoring. The team as a whole ...