Author: Alexxa Gotthardt This June, the Middlebury College Museum of Art's (MCMA) collection swelled with the addition of celebrated American landscape photographer Robert Adams' portfolio Turning Back: A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration. The acquisition of this impressive set of 164 photographs, ...
Author: [no author name found] Last Friday evening, members of the class of 2010 gathered in McCullough auditorium as upperclassmen partook in a longstanding orientation tradition - Voices of the class. The event pairs select college admissions essays written by the incoming freshmen with skits playfully ...
Author: By Melissa Marshall Beginning with the Tokyo String Quartet, Middlebury College will kick off an impressive Performing Arts Series on Friday Sept. 15th at 8 p.m. in Mead Chapel. The Tokyo String Quartet, which has been one of the world's greatest chamber ensembles since it formed at the Julliard ...
Author: Melissa Marshall H'okay, so, you've made a resolution to improve your life - a new school year, a new you! You may have even set the typical resolutions such as starting a paper before the night it is due or sculpting an uber-hot body that will be hidden under nine layers of clothing. More than ...
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Author: Lisie Mehlman The Middlebury College Community Chorus lent spring fever a whole new meaning on Sunday afternoon during its annual Spring Concert. Inside a packed Mead Chapel, the Chorus performed many a soulful Gershwin tune and Brahms gypsy song, each extolling the beauty and newness of springtime. ...
Author: Joyce Man "Most kids are cartoonists by nature and later abandon it," said Ed Koren on Tuesday in a phone interview from his home and studio in Brookfield, Vt., "But I just didn't. I continued." Now, over 900 cartoons for the New Yorker later, Koren continues to draw smiles from the magazine's ...
Author: Alison Lacivita This year is a particularly special one for Sepomana - it's the 10th anniversary! Since its advent, the annual music fest hosted by WRMC has certainly had a spectacular array of bands including Yo La Tengo, (Smog), Josh Ritter, Calla, Clearlake, Enon, The French Kicks, Animal ...
Author: MELISSA MARSHALL In a life full of tedious e-reserve readings, maliciously assigned papers all due the same week and daily sunbaths on Battell Beach, one rarely has time to fit in 10 rounds of beirut a week, let alone delve into the murky waters of the Indie Scene (capitalizing it makes it more ...
Author: Michael Jou Saturday, May 8, marked the end of yet another year for the Riddim World Dance Troupe, led by Charzetta Nixon '06, as the student organization put on its spring show entitled "Riddim Nation." Centered around dances involving mostly hip-hop elements, the show's theme reminded spectators ...
Author: Joyce Man Beau Baldock '06 may be a more recognizable presence on the ski slopes as part of Middlebury College's Nordic ski team. Just this January, he came in third overall at the Colby Challenge - while nursing a dislocated shoulder. But Baldock's ambitions run far beyond the ski runs. This ...
Author: LAUREN SMITH Censorship is a delicate topic on campus these days, as students debate the "newspaper insert" and SGA elections, etc. On another campus not too far away, graduate students are also facing censorship from the very institution that is supposed to protect our freedoms - the government. ...
Author: Alexxa Gotthardt Daniel Houghton '06 is a studio art major from Brunswick, Maine. At Middlebury, Houghton is the first studio art major to use video art as his senior project. Entitled "Everything Glowed" (look out for the beautiful, enigmatic ads that are speckling campus), Houghton's video ...
Author: Alex Gilman Saturday, April 29, the Nelson Arena played home to the largest spring concert in Middlebury history, as hip-hop titans Naughty By Nature, Jurassic 5 (J5) and Rahzel put on a show that impressed both Middlebury students and the hip-hop loving Middlebury community at large. Sponsored ...
Author: Ellen Grafton In a Zoo season already brimming with sinister shows, "One Flea Spare" brought its own particular brand of dark drama to the Hepburn Zoo May 27-29. Written by Naomi Wallace and directed by Evan Dumouchel '06.5, it tells the story of four people trapped in a house during the 1665 ...
Author: JOYCE MAN Leave it to a Chinese person to do it: artistic outsourcing. This is exactly what one Shanghai artist, Zhou Tiehai is going for. The concept is simple: Zhou thinks up the ideas, then his minions, who are expensive and well-trained artists in their own right, carry out his every whim. ...
Author: Sara Jameson Whirling into the surrealist world of dreams and memory, Middlebury's production of Nelson Rodrigues's "The Wedding Dress" or"Vestido de Noiva", which opens today and runs through Saturday, strives to create a theatrical journey that will take the audience on a suspenseful ride ...
Author: BENJAMIN GOLZE Friday, May 12, is WRMC's annual spring concert-fest, Sepomana. In seeming anticipation of the event, I received this letter about its origins from a crazy-man/former-WRMC-ringleader Pauls Toutonghi '98, and I decided to run it:We came up with the word "sepomana" in a Monday-afternoon ...
Author: LAUREN SMITH The Internet is fast becoming as important of a tool to artists as a paintbrush. Undeniably, it is changing the way artists do business. Dealing with this side of things, though most right-brained visual artists despise the task, is absolutely necessary if one wants to get ahead ...
Author: EMILY THOMPSON "Lucky Number Slevin" wishes it were as good, or as lucky, as Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs." Directed by Paul McGuigan and written by Jason Smilovic, "Lucky Number Slevin" illustrates a caricature of the elite crime world, found in many of Tarantino's films. The characters, ...