Author: Sean Breen The Middlebury men's tennis team opened its fall season by hosting the Middlebury Invitational last weekend. Despite the presence of Bowdoin, Bates and Rochester, the Panthers managed to dominate to the extent that the flight A and B singles finals, and top doubles final featured ...
Author: Sadie Hoagland Break-dancing, though once an obscure part of the Middlebury College social scene, is becoming an undeniable presence on campus. Now more than ever, you can see "beatboys" and "beatgirls" showing off their style at McCullough dance parties. Providing entertainment, they stand ...
Author: Peter Yordan Prompted by a wave of Division III athletic reform proposals championed by John McCardell, Middlebury College president and the chair of the Division III Presidents Council, Middlebury College has found itself in the middle of a maelstrom of contentious national debate over the ...
Author: Abbie Beane Still pining for the lost days of '80s yore, when mullets were hot, cut-offs were cool and Spandex was the way to swing? (Although admittedly, some should never have swung that way.) Pine no more, old kids on the block.CBS Events, one of San JosÈ's largest "theme prop companies," ...
Author: Mike Kennedy The Middlebury women's soccer team opened its season on Saturday Sept. 13 with a disappointing 1-0 loss to Trinity in Hartford. The Bantams scored the game winner with only eight seconds remaining in the game, spoiling a great performance by Panther goaltender Els Van Woert '06 ...
Author: Megan Michelson When the U.S. Episcopal House of Bishops voted to appoint the first ever openly homosexual bishop on August 5, 2003, it spawned a conflict between religious establishments and their opinions of gay and lesbian communities worldwide. The House of Bishops voted 62-45 to select ...
Author: Ian Fleishman Kathy Foley-Giorgio, associate dean of student affairs and chair of the Sexual Assault Policy Working Group (SAPWG), emerged from Monday's Community Council meeting pleased. The Council had just approved substantial revisions to the wording of the College Handbook policy on sexual ...
Author: Alyssa Thurston Secretary of the College Eric Davis announced the recipients of the 2003 Staff Recognition Awards. This year's recipients included Head Baker Wayne (Pat) Broughton from Dining Services, Laboratory Supervisor from Science Technical Support Services Crispin Butler, Associate Dean ...
Author: Alexandra Hay "Kavej Hfiz okuby ryzal," was the refrain of the evening the cast of "The Memorandum" rattled off lines in a new, scientifically generated language designed to minimize miscommunication in the workplace. The Czech artist Vaclav Havel wrote the comedy in 1966, following a long tradition ...
Author: Kelsey Rinehart Walking around campus these days, students, faculty, staff and visitors are surrounded by monstrous dirt heaps and noisy bulldozers. Arching cranes and iron skeletons of buildings loom around us, posing as permanent fixtures of the Green Mountain skyline. We can't help but notice ...
Author: Zach Allen There is much to deal with here in the waning days of my tenure at The Middlebury Campus. I flat out missed my deadline last week, much to the chagrin of my editors, who were no doubt horribly upset at not having their 450 words of back-page gibberish. At any rate, this is a fantastic ...
Author: David Barker In the wake of a post-war era, as the United States taps Iraq's prized oil wells to please a nation of Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs,) 13 Middlebury College students will be pulling out of the Ross parking lot on May 20 in a yellow school bus powered by little more than french fry ...
Author: Tom Drescher A declining endowment has prompted numerous cutbacks in the College's budget over the past few months. Underlying the cutback decisions is a desire to eliminate unnecessary expenses and a commitment to protect the most essential expenditures for students, faculty and staff.According ...
Author: Charlie Goulding "It's an industry, it's the norm, and I don't buy it," stated Robert Schine, dean of faculty and father of a high school student, in discussing the College Board and the way in which the Advanced Placement (AP) exam has permeated academia. Debate has surged in recent months ...
Author: Chrystalyn Radcliffe Cowboy boots, country music, lassoes, shotguns and an incestuous relationship between two half-siblings - sounds like a recipe for good, old, stereotypical "Southern" fun. While definitely ripe with humorous moments, the performance of Sam Shepard's "Fool for Love" was anything ...
Author: Caroline Stauffer Last Saturday, the Middlebury College Branch of Habitat For Humanity (HFH) donated $2500 to the Addison County branch of HFH. About half of the money came from HFH fundraisers from previous years, and the other half from this year's fundraising efforts, such as the beans and ...
Author: Lucie Greene The range of talent at Middlebury College is often taken for granted or at least forgotten in our hectic day-to-day life. It's funny to hear people drop into conversations that they were the Olympic finalist for gymnastics a year before or the chief founder of an organization to ...
Author: Elizabeth Braunstein Last weekend, the Addison County Humane Society (ACHS) held its first adopt-a-thon, an event conducted annually by the National Humane Society to promote cat and dog adoption. The 24-year-old non-profit organization maintains a mission of being "dedicated to fostering the ...
Author: Zach Manganello The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will be voting on the issue of further deregulation of the mass media on June 2. Most Americans don't know about this because, for obvious conflict-of-interest reasons, the mass media aren't reporting on it.The big media corporations ...
Author: Andreassano Niccoliano Zimmermannaliazzi Abe Streep is known in many of the little bubbles that make up the big "Middlebury Bubble". In the "sports bubble" he is the right fielder for Middlebury's baseball team. Among the quirky hobbyists throughout the school, he is known as a fly fisherman. ...