Eliza King Freedman

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Sabrina Tempelton

Arts & Culture

After the pandemic, picking up the pieces of Middlebury’s traditions

By Eliza King Freedman | May 13, 2021

At my first Atwater party during my first year, I was attempting to find the friends I had made two days before, when I looked up to realize that 75% of the partygoers around me were shirtless. I noticed a Madonna song playing that I hardly recognized, but I dismissed it quickly when a friend dragged ...

Arts & Culture

Home sweet home: Dorm decor takes on new importance

By Eliza King Freedman | March 25, 2021

The college dorm room, the often-crusty, white-walled box assigned to each student as a place to sleep between trips to the library and late nights at the Grille, has taken on a new meaning throughout the pandemic. Once a space to be avoided, the dorm room has become a place where many feel the most ...

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Opinion

Notes from the Desk: My week quarantined as a close contact

By Eliza King Freedman | March 11, 2021

If I’ve learned anything from being in here, beside the obvious “follow the rules,” it’s that I’ve created a family for myself on this campus, and being away from them has shown me how much I need them.

After the pandemic, picking up the pieces of Middlebury’s traditions

Home sweet home: Dorm decor takes on new importance

Notes from the Desk: My week quarantined as a close contact

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