This week marks the end of the Winter Term, during which we published two issues of The Campus. January is a time of transition for the paper, where we say goodbye to old editors who are heading abroad/graduating, welcome back editors from abroad, and invite new editors to join our board. This month we added seven new editors across four sections, and had other editors transfer over to different sections. We have a great team and are incredibly excited to return from February break and have a strong Spring semester. For now, here's our best work from January:
Disclaimer: It is my hope that our readership will use this monthly post to both rediscover old stories and find new ones they may have missed. Of course, most months I will probably leave out a piece that should have been included. It is important to note that I will be selecting stories more or less from memory, so I apologize in advance if I leave anyone out! I’m open to suggestions both before and after the post is published. Feel free to comment or email me at wdigravio@middlebury.edu. Also, there may be times when stories by me appear in this post. In those instances, I will have already reached out to another editor(s) to confirm that they belong. If you disagree, also feel free to email me or comment! Also, the selection of any piece does not constitute an endorsement.
News
Middlebury Dodge GOP Bill's Endowment Tax - By Bochu Ding
Panel Reopens Murray Debate with Legal Perspective - By Catherine Pollack
Residential Life Negotiations Reach SGA - By Elizabeth Sawyer
Student Who Posted 'The List' Faces Discipline - By Catherine Pollack & Elaine Velie
Local
Carol's Nears Closing - By Amelia Pollard
Vermont Sugarmakers Reflect on New Challenges - By Sadie Housberg
Vt. Lawmakers Legalize Recreational Marijuana Use - By Amelia Pollard and Andres Velazquez
Vt. Guard Proposes Waived College Tuition - By Kenshin Cho
Opinion
A New Presidential Tradition Is Needed - By The Editorial Board
Middlebury: Where White Supremacists, but not Survivors, are Worthy of Free Speech - By It Happens Here Past & Present
Grappling with 'The List' - By Members of the Distinguished Men of Color Board
The Law Should Not Restrict Speech - By Lukas Carvalho
Arts & Sciences
Five Hot Albums for a Cold Day - By Nate Obbard
Reel Critic: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - By Devin McGrath-Conwell
Esteemed Pianist Serenades College - By Bilal Khan
Features
Snow Removal Staff Tackles Winter Weather - By James Finn
'TIME' Editor Keynotes Women Leaders Summit - By Kayla Lichtman
Founder of Moscow Times Discusses Media in Russia - By Miguel Espinosa
Sports
Ski Squads Have Historic Weekend on Slopes - By Jake Turtel
Women's Hockey Sweeps Bowdoin - Sebastian Sanchez
McCluskey Sets School Record in 200 Meter - By Jordan Howell
Men's Basketball Climbs Atop NESCAC - By Andrew Rigas
