Author: Lauren Smith Students in Assistant Professor of Studio Art Hedya Klein's printmaking course, ART 0316, are displaying their intaglio prints in the Johnson Memorial Building's Pit Space. The prints will be on exhibit until April 14. The exhibit, sponsored by the Program in Studio Art, is free ...
Author: TAYLOR JOHNSTON AND CAROLINE STAUFFER Sandwick secures 2005 Perkins Award Associate Professor of Chemistry Roger Sandwick was recently named the recipient of the 2005 Perkins Award for Excellence in Teaching. An award ceremony was held in Sandwick's honor on Tuesday afternoon in McCardell Bicentennial ...
Author: Eri Nosaka While most of the student body was on Spring Break, the Middlebury men's tennis team was working hard on the west coast where they practiced and competed against some local tennis teams. Despite the climate and court differences, the Panthers still managed to have an accomplished ...
Author: Andrea Gissing Dear members of the Middlebury College community and readers of The Middlebury Campus:I would like to apologize to the entire community for the decision I made that resulted in the publication of the Hitler-like photo illustration of Rudolph Giuliani accompanying an opinions submission ...
Author: Kellan Florio The Middlebury women's softball team split their first 10 decisions of the 2005 season while in south Florida. At 5-5, the Panthers find themselves in the same position they were in last year when they went on a 19-3 run to close out the season, marking the best record in Panther ...
Author: RYAN REESE, SPORTS EDITOR Armstrong '06 goes for fences Junior Ryan Armstrong got a healthy jump on the young Middlebury College baseball season. During the team's annual Spring Break training trip, Armstrong solidified his position as the team's go-to guy. There was no doubt that the junior ...
Author: Sarah Shaikh Middlebury, Vt. would not be considered by most food connoisseurs to be the gastronomique center of the United States. However, to those of us who live here, the variety of restaurants constantly amazes us. From Storm Café to Taste of India to American Flatbread, the selection ...
Author: Caroline Vial Heavy, verbose and arrogant, such is Charles Moore's view of the newly installed European Constitution, the set of laws that must be followed as a fundamental political principle by the European Union's (E.U.) affiliated governments. Moore, also known as a British "Eurosceptic" ...
Author: JEFF PATTERSON First, beFORE the men's golf team could get to the First in Flight state, they had to catch their flight. Two foursomes, eight sets of clubs and several cameras left Adirondack Circle, on time, with Carolina on their minds, but seconds later they would be faced with a large mountain ...
Author: Ben Salkowe I was both surprised and disappointed by President Ronald D. Liebowitz's decision last Friday to send an e-mail to the College community chastising The Middlebury Campus' editorial board. His action sacrificed an educational dialogue between student press and Old Chapel for an attack, ...
Author: Ben Salkowe Harvard denies admission to Web site hackers For 119 applicants to Harvard Business School, it was a harsh lesson in ethical behavior - the school announced March 7 that it would reject the students who had hacked into the admissions' Web site a week earlier to get an early glimpse ...
Author: Heather Wright The Middlebury College women's tennis team traveled to California for a successful Spring Break training trip. They went 3-1 while facing some of the best teams in the nation, giving the Panthers confidence for their coming season.Middlebury began the trip by playing Connecticut ...
Author: SHEILA SELES The rough underside of L.A. portrayed on "The Shield" is about as far from our idyllic college campus as imaginable. Yet, this Emmy-winning police drama was created by Middlebury grad Shawn Ryan '88. Ryan visited Middlebury last spring to talk with students and to accept an award ...
Author: Sarah Poling Luehrman While many sunned themselves and took a break from Middlebury, the Panthers' women's lacrosse team played three games down in sunny Florida and one at Middlebury over Spring Break, losing only one of the four - their first regular season loss since April 2000. "Losing to ...
Author: Sam Wilson The Terri Schiavo case is a sad one. Sad for everyone involved. Her husband, her family and she in particular all deserve sympathy and compassion. I cannot, and do not want to imagine what such a situation must be like to live through.Though, there is something that interests me about ...
Author: Nicolas Emery A photographic illustration included in the March 17, 2005 issue of The Middlebury Campus has attracted the attention of major media outlets and prompted President Ronald D. Liebowitz to condemn the illustration in a campus-wide e-mail sent on March 25. The photo illustration, ...
Author: Claire Nieslon and Lisie Mehlman SPRING BREAK WOOHOO!!! While others prefer the crazy debauchery and brouhaha of exotic locales, Claire, Lisie and six of our friends who love us so much they wish to remain unidentified ventured off for a relaxing week of fun in the sun in the city that US Weekly ...
Author: Addason McCaslin Middlebury College offers its students a nearly inexhaustible list of activities, organizations and opportunities that enrich both the mind and body. Yet there is only so much enrichment that one can take without falling asleep or collapsing from exhaustion. Sitting down in ...
Author: Zamir Ahmed The Middlebury track team kicked off their outdoor season last week, spending their Spring Break in the sun of southern California. While out west, the Panthers took part in two meets against unfamiliar competition, giving Middlebury a chance to prove themselves against larger and ...
Author: Gracielia Moreno As a Middlebury parent and a long-time resident of New York City, I was distressed by the lead story in the March 10 issue of The Middlebury Campus - first by the news that Rudolph Giuliani was chosen to speak at Middlebury's commencement ceremony this May, then by The Campus's ...