Author: Jaime Fuller At the close of Old Stone Mill's first year as a part of Middlebury College, 27 students have taken advantage of the open studio and gallery space to pursue independent artistic endeavors. The College purchased Old Stone Mill in January 2008 for $2.1 million through funds from an ...
Author: [no author name found] The film "Waitress" depicts a young woman with imagination and a gift for making pies. Pies are her therapy. She takes her feelings and transforms them into creative and comical crusts and fillings with even more creative and comical names. She is pregnant with a baby ...
Author: [no author name found] It's every Middlebury student's biggest predicament. You want to take advantage of that beautiful spring day, but you would feel too guilty leaving campus to go to a nearby lake or waterfall Instead, take a five-minute walk to the back of the CFA and bask in the sun next ...
Author: Johanna Interian As part of the Saul Seminar Series, Dr. Marlene Zuk, professor of biology at University of California - Riverside, led a lecture on Thurs., April 23 in McCardell Bicentennial Hall titled "Why Doctors Need Darwin." Zuk provided an evolutionary perspective for looking at parasites ...
Author: [no author name found] President of the College Ronald D. Liebowitz today participated in a cow-kissing event on Battell Beach as part of a fundraiser for Amnesty International. Amnesty, a global organization that seeks to "protect people wherever justice, freedom, truth and dignity are denied," ...
Author: H. Kay Merriman Whether we receive them via mass e-mails with the subject "Dude, this is hilarious!," reference them in daily conversation, watch them with friends over Otter Creek brews or simply use them as a distraction from that pesky political science paper, YouTube videos inundate our ...
Author: Corinne Beaugard and Kaylen Baker We begin our lives of schooling between the ages of two and three on our first day of preschool. Sixteen years later, we go to college for four years, then possibly to graduate school. We spend the better part of our youth passing through the motions of structured ...
Author: Ben Benson Is anyone else heated about the changes in Dining Services next year? When I first heard that the College is shutting down Atwater Dining Hall next spring, I was fairly upset, but after reading in The Campus last week that both Proctor and Ross will serve the same entr
Author: Margaux Fimbres ABROADAfter spending the fall of 2008 in Hangzhou, China, Alex Kent '10 made returning to the country a top priority. Through the Department of Chinese at Middlebury, Kent discovered an internship opportunity with Emerging Asia, a consulting firm with offices in Shanghai started ...
Author: [no author name found] Earth Day, a holiday tradition begun in 1970 and celebrated by many college campuses and communities with awareness events or environmental cleanups, was greeted warmly by the College. Sunday Night Group made a cake decorated with a cartographically accurate map of the ...
Author: Jameson Studwell Today, I was thinking about this guy who I hooked up with the other night. I definitely felt a connection and was excited to see him at the dance tonight. He wasn't there, but when I got back to my room I found him. He was hooking up with my roommate. FML.I agree, your life ...
Author: Johanna Interian If you think kissing farm animals and social justice have nothing in common, then perhaps a human rights club's fundraiser will change your mind.Middlebury's chapter of Amnesty International, a global organization whose mission statement is to "protect people wherever justice, ...
Author: [no author name found] This dish is a combination of Asian spice, Italian starch and American culture. The chili paste adds flare, the sugar sweetness and the lime soothes while the spaghetti satiates. Made for a rushed dinner, eaten as leftovers for lunch, taken on picnics or packed to take ...
Author: [no author name found] Coming to Middlebury College as a small-town island girl from Oahu, Hawaii, I have been struck by a wide range of geographic diversity on campus. Little things catch me off-guard: a boy speaking Arabic on the phone to his mom, or my Burmese friend mixing all-American food ...
Author: Veracity Butcher We are in the time of spring sunlight and bare legs. Sex is in the air. You like it, you love it, you want some more of it. Whether you are having good sex or wish you were having good sex, there is a decorum to the deed. Gay or straight, single or taken, a certain level of ...
Author: Corinne Beaugard Though UMOJA ("Umoja" is a Kiswahili word that means "unity" and the name of this club meant to bring awareness of African issues to the campus) is not affiliated with Invisible Children, the two groups share common goals. They aim to enlighten their respective communities ...
Author: Ben Benson The weather is starting to warm up and, at least based on the last few days, it appears as though spring has finally reached the edge of the Arctic Circle (a.k.a. Middlebury, Vt.). Again we can think of those outdoor activities (hiking, biking, golfing, etc.) that attracted many of ...
Author: Tom Brant Opening your wallet when someone asks you for money to eradicate cancer may seem like a no-brainer, even if you end up giving only a few dollars. But donor participation in Relay for Life, a fast-growing Middlebury tradition that benefits the American Cancer Society, is markedly down ...