Author: Crystal Belle With such a headline as "Riddim Rolls Out The Red Carpet" (The Middlebury Campus, April 23, 2003) one would imagine that the article which ensued would contain cultural, factual, unbiased information. Yet once again that failed to be the case, as a prominent dance group like Riddim ...
Author: Nicolas Emery Sam Rodriguez '04 clinched the Student Government Association (SGA) presidency in a tight election last week, while Erin Sullivan '04.5 was elected Student Co-chair of Community Council (SCCOCC). The campus learned of the election results through an e-mail sent on Friday afternoon. ...
Author: Lucie Greene Andrew Bishop '05 seems to be one of those people who simply epitomizes "cool." You know? The sort of person who, with casual indifference, manages to display a skill for singing and performance, possess a distinct gritty voice with amazing stage presence and then - almost by accident ...
Author: Andrea Gissing Associate Professor of English Robert Cohen was one of 184 artists, writers, scholars and scientists who were awarded a 2003 Guggenheim Fellowship by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation this year. Cohen is a an award-winning novelist who teaches courses in creative ...
Author: Richard Lawless The 2002-2003 Middlebury College Performing Arts Series went out with a bang with Arnaldo Cohen's brilliant performance this past Friday at the Center for the Arts. Entering the hall with a personable demeanor, Cohen took a few moments to collect his thoughts before commencing ...
Author: [no author name found] War debt (on taking my son to college) Amy McGill, associate director of the Center for Educational TechnologyYesterday, it seems, you watched the world heavily from my hip: across the lawn, an old Hmong woman tended her plot, her terraced fields reduced to a tiny square ...
Author: Andrea LaRocca A little bit of the tropics came to Middlebury this past weekend with the annual Caribbean Weekend celebration. The events began on Thursday with a screening of the film "Orpheus" and then continued on into Friday with a performance by a traditional steel band called Pan Ivory ...
Author: Chris Richards Three college students endure an icy Middlebury day in a film that intertwines their stories to explore relationships immersed in the awkward, alienating and quirky social world of a small liberal arts college. Clever, subdued performances, striking use of color and images and ...
Author: Erich Kahner It seems Mother Nature has a grudge against New England sports. Last Saturday, the Middlebury men and women's track and field teams traveled south to Williams to take part in the water-logged New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Outdoor Track and Field Championships. ...
Author: Edward Pickering Autobiographies rarely attain 'classic' status. Most are of the airport newsstand variety. Retired generals and politicians transcribe blow-by-blow testimonials and actors and athletes fill pages with self-pity. The life of these autobiographies is short: they fly off the shelves ...
Author: Edith Honan Something is rotten in Washington. Reading White House press releases about the Energy Bill of 2003, it almost seems as if war in the Persian Gulf has inspired a transformation of sorts in the American President. His rhetoric is one of fighting global warming and of a radical overhaul ...
Author: Venessa Wong The 15 students of ES 401, the Environmental Studies Senior Seminar, do not sit idly in dim lecture halls and perfunctorily scribble notes. Rather, the class, divided into two groups. One researched the use of local Vermont wood and woodworkers for the Ross/LaForce building project ...
Author: Kelsey Rinehart According to Sen. Gerry Gossens (D-Addison) and his fellow lawmakers, when it comes to the permit process, compared to residents of many other states, Vermonters have it pretty good. "I've talked to folks in other states, and all they do is complain about their permit process," ...
Author: Edward Pickering The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded Middlebury College and eight other schools a $2.5 million grant to support faculty career enhancement. According to a College press release, the four-year grant will be used to "address concerns about time, intellectual growth and ...
Author: David Freedman The Middlebury men's lacrosse team will host its third straight New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) tournament in Alumni Stadium this weekend, having earned the number one seed, a first round-bye, and the right to host the final four by finishing the conference ...
Author: Kate Nerenberg Although the Middlebury softball team's hot winning streak sadly came to end, it still has reason to celebrate. For the first time ever, the Panthers are heading to the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) tournament. After playing their last regular-season NESCAC ...
Author: Ryan Gamble The Vermont State Legislature recently passed a bill that authorizes the distribution of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to the state police. AEDs are a new generation of defibrillators that were designed to allow lay persons to deliver defibrillation. They are small, easy-to-use, ...
Author: Erika Mercer It's the delicate touch of your hair blown by the wind across on your cheek. The faint plink from a drop of water falling from your faucet against your sink. The slight waft of perfume from a passerby on the street. It's every instant that engages your senses so barely that you ...
Author: David Lindholm The men's tennis team had lofty hopes for this weekend's New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) tournament, and came up just short of archrival Williams College. Despite the setback, the team has a high ranking in the upcoming NCAA tournament and have their sights ...
Author: Suzanne Mozes Presented by Middlebury College Musical Players (MCMP) and directed by David Moan '04, "Children of Eden" rocked McCullough this past weekend. This more obscure musical dramatizes the early chapters of The Bible, from Adam and Eve to Noah and the flood. The play's focus on the ...