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The Local Flavor Asiana House
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Emily Thompson For those of us looking for sushi here in Middlebury, the Asiana House in Burlington fulfills that Japanese desire with its menu ranging from standard favorites like shrimp tempura and teriyaki salmon to innovative sushi maki. Due to its wide range of sushi and cooked entrees, ...
Notes from the Desk
November 29, 2006Author: Emily Thompson While sitting in my Aesthetics class the other day, I found myself staring at brightly colored ribbons. These were not awards won by past students for their academic achievements or even horseback riding. No, these exquisitely tied ribbons hung from the ponytails of fellow Middlebury ...
Paving the Way to Proper Sidewalk Etiquette A Survival Guide to the Middlebury Paths
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Andrew Herzik -The Situation-This campus suffers from a disease. People cower in the exits of buildings, looking at the great expanse of land that separates them from their next destination with a mixture of trepidation and outright wet-the-bed fright. Nowadays, braving Battell Beach is harder ...
Editorial Cartoon 7AM at BannerWeb HQ
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Taylor Long and Steve Miller [no story text found]
Weekly Caption Contest
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: [no author name found] Introducing: The Middlebury Campus' Weekly Caption Contest!Each week we supply a photo in need of a witty, original or creative caption.We're asking you, our loyal features readers, to e-mail your entries to jbergan@middlebury.edu or ambaker@middlebury.edu each sunday ...
Alcohol visits to Parton decline
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Scott Greene Alcohol-related visits to Parton Health Center have dropped to the level of two years ago after last year's record highs. Overall, Parton has seen a decrease in the total number of medical cases despite a steady increase in visits to the Counseling and Human Relations Center over ...
Foreign locales inspire brilliant photos
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Mike Murali A picture is worth a thousand words. On Tuesday, Nov. 14th, students who studied abroad last year were judged on their artistic aptitude in the 10th Annual Study Abroad Photo Contest. Photos were displayed in the Juice Bar and for the rest of the week students were welcome to vote ...
For the Record
November 29, 2006Author: Melissa Marshall These are the times that try men's souls. As if the hectic-ness of the holiday season featuring all the trimmings of fighting for parking spots, battling for the last perfectly designed Gap scarf at 20 percent off and forming think tanks using your fellow classmates in order ...
Letters to the Editor
November 29, 2006Author: [no author name found] Faculty against professorshipTo the Editor:We wish to reaffirm our commitment to diversity at Middlebury College. According to our mission statement, diversity includes "the integration of historically underrepresented groups into the campus community." Given the documented ...
Students unite for a night of culture
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Ilhan Kim On the evening of Nov. 18, McCullough Student Center hosted the African American Alliance's (AAA) annual Night of Black Culture. This year's event entitled, "Provoking Thoughts," included a wide array of performances that showcased student talent as well as celebrated the rich heritage ...
There's a fly in my creme bruleé
November 29, 2006Author: Katie Hylas What ever happened to boy meets girl, boy asks girl on date or vice-versa? Very few young lovebirds here at Middlebury get to know each other by "dating." Why has this age-old tradition lost its appeal? Our culture at Middlebury tolerates two types of male-female relations: drunken ...
Editorials Short vacations and good eats
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: [no author name found] You might call us un-thankful, but...With the College's student population spread out across the country, and the world for that matter, it is high-time Middlebury seriously consider expanding the Thanksgiving recess to be a week-long break, as our peers at Amherst and ...
ISO Cultural Show bursts the Middlebury bubble
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: [no author name found] Friday, November 17th marked the 2006 unveiling of the ISO (International Student Organization) Cultural Show, "Around the World in a Night" - a cultural extravaganza showcasing cultural and ethnic traditions from around the world. The show is an annual crowd-pleaser, ...
Op-Ed The real Rehnquist record revealed
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Stefan Claypool, Natalie Komrovsky, Heather Pangle, Lauren Vollmer In the discussions surrounding the William H. Rehnquist Professorship of American History, we believe that the conservative perspective has been underrepresented. Some student organizations have distorted the Rehnquist record ...
Urinetown scores a royal flush with audiences MCMP's musical production has crowd wetting its pants in laughter
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Sara Jameson Last weekend in the Hepburn Zoo, passionate actors, shouting in protest and crying for revolution, demanded the right for their inherent privilege to pee. Directed by Maegan Mishico '08.5, the Middlebury College Musical Players' production of "Urinetown's" out-of-the-ordinary humor ...
A chocolate river runs through Vergennes
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Rachel Schiffer After a two-day-long Thanksgiving extravaganza (yes, my family goes all out and celebrates two nights), the idea of gobbling down more food seemed an impossible feat. But on the third day after Turkey Day I was finally able to end the holiday weekend with a true finale dessert ...
Homelessness exists behind the scenes
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: Kacie Sherman Homelessness has its stereotypical depictions: men and women in dirty clothes begging in the street, shantytowns in cities' peripheries and people sleeping on park benches. In Vermont, and especially in Middlebury, those images couldn't be further from the true nature of homelessness. ...
XC crosses off NCAA title from its to do list
By Middlebury Campus | November 29, 2006Author: James Kerrigan Muddy conditions in West Chester, Ohio slowed the overall pace but could not stop the Middlebury women's cross country team from winning its fourth NCAA Championship on Nov. 18. In the closest finish in the history of the Division III NCAA Cross Country Championships, the Middlebury ...
Yak Adventure offers tales and trinkets from Tibet
By Middlebury Campus | November 15, 2006Author: Andrea Glaessner I recently heard through the grapevine about a shop near the Middlebury Co-op called Yak Adventure. The "grapevine" claimed is was owned by a Tibetan refugee named Tenzin Chophel. A Tibetan in Middlebury, VT? That was enough intrigue to get me to stop by the shop.I entered Yak ...