Author: [no author name found] Maybe we should blame the Admissions Office for continually admitting smarter and more ambitious students into our community. Or maybe we should blame the hacker-internet culture for warping the minds of innocent Middlebury youth. Whatever the reason, it was this time ...
Author: Kathryn Flagg We've got a bad case of the "touchy-feelies" here at Middlebury College. Don't quite understand what I mean? Listen in on any Friday morning discussion section or impassioned debate over lunch at Proctor: the "I feel" has replaced the "I think" in our collective College jargon.It's ...
Author: Jennifer Leigh Williams Roberts is a judge for the twenty-first century. As Chief Justice, he writes engagingly; it is common for him to pepper his opinions with sports imagery and witty humor. For example, he describes his position as that of an umpire, or one whose job is to uphold the rules, ...
Author: By Liza Murray VIETNAM - While studying abroad in Viet Nam for the semester, I had no doubt that I would encounter emotionally demanding and psychologically trying experiences. I had assumed, however, that these occurrences would be catalyzed by the widespread poverty and under-development surrounding ...
Author: Geoff Homer Killer Bs get awardsAs a result of their top-five finishes in the NESCAC Championship hosted by Bowdoin College, golfers Harrison Bane '08.5 and George Baumann '08 have earned first-team All-NESCAC honors. The duo led the Panthers to the come-from-behind win on the final day that ...
Author: Scott Greene Students were forced to evacuate Ross Commons late last Thursday night after alarms sounded throughout the complex when a lamp caught fire in a third floor lounge. Members of Middlebury's Volunteer Fire Department and several administrators arrived at the scene shortly after the ...
Author: Michelle Constant CU implements intramural codeThe University of Colorado at Boulder has adopted a new policy this fall season for intramural sports leagues in an attempt to reduce profanity and verbal abuse while encouraging safe, responsible play. Annie Mulvany, CU's new IM coordinator, devised ...
Author: Mike Murali So you might have had an interesting summer, but can you say you accompanied your professor on a trip through time to the ruins of the lost city of Hix Witz or Jaguar Hill outside of Vistahermosa, Guatemala? Or that you lived in a house more primitive than Batell, lacking such amenitie ...
Author: Lisa Zaval and Derek Schlickeisen Adragna '10 snags single contested Senate seatWinning the position of Ross Commons' Senator, Anthony Adragna '10 secured the only contested position in the 2006 Student Government Association (SGA) Senate elections. The SGA announced the results of the elections ...
Author: Lisa Zaval Numerous Ridgeline sightings and several road-kill specimens have led some students to speculate that the population of Middlebury garter snakes is on the rise. While no recent scientific data has been analyzed or even collected, many students posit that the population of these harmless, ...
Author: Aylie Baker SafeRides. No more Free Pub Night. Construction on Main Street. This fall, such gripes have been noticeably discernable above the hum of SGA deliberations and general student banter. Yet such complaints quickly pale in comparison to issues such as AIDS, sexual exploitation and premature ...
Author: Anthony Adragna Members of the Middlebury Mountain Club (MMC) have relocated their supplies to a facility in the Freeman International Center after the space became available this summer in a move that combined their supplies with those of the Middlebury Outdoor Programs (MOP). Though a mold ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed Increased transparency of the organization and a renewed focus on the passage and implementation of bills were two of the main points discussed at the opening meeting of the Student Government Association (SGA) on Oct. 1. The meeting served as the first chance for the SGA to lay ...
Author: Daniel Roberts I was excitedly hustling into Proctor (Chicken Cacciatore baby!) with a buddy of mine when a cute girl called out at us, "Do you guys need absentee ballots?" Huh? Absentee ballot? "Right, yeah... I do need one of those," I sheepishly lied. Then, ever omniscient, she said, "Do ...
Author: Joseph Bergan While some may believe that dating may be dead at Middlebury College - here at The Middlebury Campus, thoughts remain positive. High levels of sweaty grinding at Tavern are beginning to force more people off-campus, to perhaps achieve some kind of "real" relationship. Dating is ...
Author: Alexxa Gotthardt If museums are about range, rarity, resonance and visual resplendence, then the Middlebury College Museum of Art (MCMA) continues to follow beautifully in step. The most recent manifestation of MCMA's ever-increasing strength comes in the form of the recently reinstalled permanent ...
Author: [no author name found] In this battle of unbeatens, and with no such thing as a tie (see Telling Number), something will have to give. Amherst comes into the game after handily handling two Maine opponents, Bates and Bowdoin, 31-6 and 20-7, checking off victories against the two in alphabetical ...
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Author: [no author name found] The Clifford Symposium has become an annual tradition at Middlebury College. Held at the beginning of each school year, it attempts to establish a long-term dialogue about issues of interest to the college community. The 2006 symposium, entitled "Urban Landscapes: the ...
Author: Justine Katzenbach This past summer, Maegan Mishico '08.5 returned home to New York City to participate in an incredible internship opportunity at The Atlantic Theatre Company (ATC). Working beside Middlebury College alum and Associate Artistic Director of the ATC, Christian Parker '93, Mishico ...