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Recall Rodriguez Constitutioin Doesn't Matter Anyway

Author: Andrew Gustafson Perhaps in our small corner of Vermont we can garner some important lessons from the events of the past few weeks in California. Raging incompetence. Severe apathy. Disregard for constituents. These were charges that Republicans like Tom McClinkock and Arnold Schwarzenegger ...


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Meeting Halfway on the Bridge to GLBTQ Inclusion

Author: Gab Fonseca and Jena Siegel In the Oct. 9 issue of The Middlebury Campus, an anonymous student stated: "I totally support gay rights, but I feel as though most of the events are more focused on the 'in-group' of MOQA members, rather than building bridges with the rest of the school" ("MOQA Colors ...


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MMC Breaks Into Ice Climbing

Author: Daniel Phillips Last winter during the Atwater dining hall construction excavation, the icy runoff from the site froze into a 15-foot cascading ice flow that lured an extreme group of on-campus climbers for several ascents in the middle of the night. However, their undercover escapades are on ...


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Faculty Input Lands Winter Term in Hot Water

Author: Megan O'Keefe In a discussion on the merits of Winter Term held during an open meeting of the faculty on Oct. 13, a majority of the faculty present criticized Middlebury College's 4-1-4 calendar and encouraged the Educational Affairs Committee (EAC) to eliminate Winter Term. Approximately 65 ...


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Club Sports Beat Rugby, Cycling and Crew

Author: [no author name found] No Panther team this fall has even been able to approach the level of dominance displayed by the men's rugby team. The squad, which has established itself as a national power over the past several seasons, asserted its dominion over the state of Vermont with an overwhelming ...


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The Vermont Long Trail Legend

Author: Megan Michelson When Dean Ouellette was 20 years old, he decided that he wanted to hike all 272 miles of the Long Trail, which winds along the Green Mountains through the entire length of Vermont. He set out by himself, with a backpack filled with a sleeping bag, tent, unreliable cooking stove ...


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Pop Rocks

Author: Lanford Beard Isn't it anti-climactic, I mean isn't it just a little?The curses stood the test of time, and now the World Series has two teams with mascots that I as a Southerner am taught to hate, hunt or both.Former penchant for Big League Chew aside, anyone who knows me knows that I detest ...


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Middlebury and the 'M' Word

Author: Crystal Belle Once again the word minority has been juxtaposed with the word "unqualified" on the Middlebury campus. As a senior here and most importantly, as a black woman, I sometimes wonder how my fellow academic peers perceive me, or every other minority for that matter. Why are we such ...


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Red, Orange and Gold Vermont Shows its Fall Colors

Author: Alyssa Thurston The times, they are a-changin' - and so are the leaves in Vermont. That's right, folks, autumn is here, and with it, the landmark foliage that causes the mountainsides of Vermont to burst into a myriad of colors.The changing fall colors that cover the rural Vermont landscape ...


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Yankees-Red Sox Rivalry Hits Home

Author: Joshua Carson The lounges were packed, dialogue between the opposing fans hostile and the outcome - sadly predictable. The palpable dynamic on campus during the American League Championship Series (ALCS) between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees was intense. Debate that started in ...


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Blowin' Indie Wind

Author: Erika Mercer Please, just indulge me for a moment while I stick my tongue out at all those critics who've dared claim that Belle & Sebastian has sold out with their newest album, "Dear Catastrophe Waitress." Sorry to say, you've missed the point.When the band's first album, "Tigermilk," ...


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College Book 'Guides' Hutchin to Publication

Author: Meghan Keenan Junior Megan Hutchin recently reached the first milestone of a writer's career - publication. After initial rejection by several magazines, three promotions and a crashed computer, Hutchin accomplished her goal by co-authoring the college guidebook "Choose the Right College and ...


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The Reel Critic

Author: Matthew Clark In his directorial debut, George Clooney has brought a lonely, lost man's fragmented world seamlessly together in "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind." Despite the chaos that is Chuck Barris's (Sam Rockwell) life as a TV producer and CIA hitman, the movie flows with the same smoothness ...


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Field Hockey Hangs on for 11th Straight Win

Author: Tom McCann Sports can be crazy. Sometimes, no matter what happens during a match between two teams, the final score just doesn't reflect the flow of the game. When the Middlebury women's field hockey team traveled to Bates on Oct. 18 attempting to take its season record to 11-0, it produced ...


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College Shorts NYU Suicide; Bargain Books

Author: Andrea Gissing and Joshua Cannon NYU Mourns Second Student SuicideThe New York University community is struggling to accept and understand why two undergraduate students committed suicide from the top stories of the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library within one month of each other. The most recent death ...


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Student Committee Members Absent

Author: Pierce Graham-Jones The constituents of the handbook-designated "Appointed Standing Committees" help govern facets of Middlebury College life ranging from athletics to study abroad. Many of these committees have space reserved for appointed student members. Today, four days after fall break, ...