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Center of the Circle 4/15

I know that The Campus has covered the housing controversy ad infinitum, but, as the resident senior columnist, I could not resist the urge to add my two cents, or 550 words. I acknowledge that my current living situation at Middlebury is ideal. Every other week, as I sit at the school-provided kitchen ...


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SAOC presents new initiatives

According to a study by the U.S. Department of Justice, one in four college women will experience sexual assault by the end of her senior year. In the face of such frightening statistics, active prevention and sensitive response procedures become absolutely imperative. The Sexual Assault Oversight ...


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ADOC Ignites Local Children's Interest in Science

From the fire-blazing explosions of hydrogen bubbles to the whirlpool of color changing solutions of hydrogen peroxide and iodide iron, Friday’s science show excited the many local children who attended as part of the DREAM mentoring program. The show was sponsored by Aspiring Doctors of Color ...


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Middlebury ‘sisters’ attend national conference

When Tammy Duckworth was pejoratively labeled “the army mom” for giving out hot cocoa to soldiers before their morning flights, she knew something had to change. Insulted by the epithet, Duckworth, captain of a 500-soldier aviation task force, stopped providing hot drinks for her crew. But when ...


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Boyles reveals secrets of Shangri-La

Middlebury’s Febs do all sorts of wild and wonderful things during their semester before college, so it is impressive if not surprising that Morgan Boyles ’12.5 decided to hike through the Himalayas with his father on a search for ancient documents of the Bon religion. The Middlebury Mountain Club ...


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Student explores Dutch three-parent families

Although many view Amsterdam as a mecca for queer relationships and untraditional lifestyles, it has become increasingly hard for same-sex partners to start a family since Dutch sperm banks no longer accept anonymous donations and it is no longer legal to have commercial surrogacy. This has led to the ...


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College introduces first-year tours

That the College is an environmentally conscious institution is hardly news. Perhaps you’ve caught wind of our president’s recent accolades; maybe you’ve heard those Jokers poke fun at our endearing need to “go green on the side.” If you’ve set your small footprint on campus, you know that ...


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The L-Word - 04/08/10

Dear readers, I asked you to write in, and you wrote! Not surprisingly, you asked about long term, long distance relationships (LTLDR): how to keep them fresh, how to keep them going and how to keep them sexy without releasing naked photos of yourself to the Internet. Before I delve into how to maintain ...


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Cooking (not) by the Book

This weekend, my dad came up to Middlebury for a visit. While the purpose of the visit was theoretically to celebrate Easter, it evolved into a kind of restaurant tour of Middlebury and beyond. I managed to avoid the dining halls — starting with dinner on Friday, all the way through dinner on Sunday, ...


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Staff Spotlight: Linda Booska

Linda Booska, the Department of Political Science’s academic coordinator, has worked in administrative roles for a long time and in many settings, from stockbroker offices and big legal firms to nonprofit agencies, but she has never lost sight of her first priority: raising her son. Linda was born ...


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Aikido masters master gender neutrality

“I think gender is disconnected from bodies — it’s an institution,” said Visiting Assistant Professor of East Asian and Women’s and Gender Studies Linda White. White was introducing a discussion on conceptions of gender in the martial arts. The discussion, titled “Takin’ It Like a Man: ...


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Looking Back: September 24th, 1992

As one Campus editor pointed out, I have often gleefully mocked The Middlebury Campus, but have contributed nothing to its betterment. I am offering this column now in accord with his sentiment, which went something like, It is easy to tear something down, but better to build something up. Criticizing ...




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