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The Setonian

Arabella Steinbacher

Author: Andrew Throdahl Over the past two years, I have occasionally found myself double-tasking at performing arts series concerts, working as the page-turner as well as the critic. The artists have never known about my agency with The Middlebury Campus - as far as they know I am just a fledgling dot-follower, ...


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IHC keeps close watch on Prescott

Author: Garrett Reynolds The Inter-House Council (IHC) is a student-only organization responsible, among other things, for keeping the social houses and super blocks in line. The IHC has historically been composed of the president and vice-president from each of five social houses: Alpha Delta Phi (ADP), ...


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Notes from the Desk No thanks for the memories

Author: Tamara Hilmes Between March 9 and March 12, I received three different e-mails in my inbox enticing me to walk over to Axinn to get my picture taken for the yearbook. They made fancy YouTube videos, snazzy posters, and last-minute reminders, all of which assaulted me from my computer screen ...


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Students spread out for spring break

Author: Margaux Fimbres While midterm season is in full swing, the College decided to give sleep-deprived students a 10-day break starting this Friday, March 20, with classes resuming on Monday, March 30. On Friday afternoon, College Street will be jam-packed with students loading up cars with friends ...


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The 5th Page

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Behind Enemy Lines Your passion for learning makes me gag

Author: Andrey Tolstoy Class participation is war by other means. When shooting for that 5-15 percent, keep in mind that you are leading a two-front campaign, in which the class participant par excellence will strike a harmonious balance between his two strategic objectives: earning the sympathy of ...


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Phish still supreme among Vt. music scene

Author: Molly Holmes On March 6, the Vermont-based jam band Phish reunited in Hampton, Va. for what would be the beginning of a new phase in the band's musical career. Critics deemed the festival a success for the band, and their recently announced summer tour is already sold out. But as the most famous ...


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Local Lowdown

Author: [no author name found] Spring danceMarch 21, 2-5 p.m.The Unitarian Universalist Church in Middlebury is hosting a spring dance party for the whole family with particular attention to kids under 12 to benefit the tae kwon do K.I.C.K.S. scholarship program. Hike in CharlotteMarch 21, all day.There ...


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College reduces faculty releases

Author: Katie Siegner Throughout the process of reducing the College's budget and implementing financial cuts, it has remained a priority of the administration to avoid the elimination of faculty and staff positions and increase the efficiency of the current system. The College will ideally achieve ...


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Busiest person on campus Profile of Kelly Bennion '10

Author: Eric Bartolloti NOTE: Kelly and I agreed not to write up a blunt, hard-data list of all the different activities she does. This article is a little different. But believe me, Kelly does an extraordinary amount of stuff. Ask anyone. While planning the group schedule at a seminar meeting, Kelly ...


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Sports Briefs

Author: Dickie Redmond SALDANHA '11 EARNS STATUS AS ALL-AMERICAN RUNNERYoung track stars are galloping away from the pack at Middlebury College. Kaitlynn Saldanha '11 ran the 800 in an impressive 2:20.58, landing her eighth place at the NCAA Indoor Track Championships at the Rose-Hulman Institute in ...


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"Doctor Proctor" to retire

Author: Cloe Shasha Dining Room Servery Worker Stephen Draper, affectionately known as "Doctor Proctor" by many students, is retiring this April after 20 years at the College.Draper worked in Proctor Dining Hall for most of his 20 years at Middlebury and this year moved to the Freeman International ...


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MPD announces close of Garza case

Author: Kelly Janis On March 12, the Middlebury Police Department (MPD) released its final report on the death of Nicholas Garza, a first-year student who disappeared from the College last February, and whose body was found in Otter Creek nearly four months later. According to the report, Garza consumed ...


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The Reel Critic

Author: Jason Gutierrez MOVIE: Revolutionary RoadDIRECTOR: Sam MendesSTARRING: Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate WinsletConfession time. I haven't seen "Revolutionary Road" since I first saw it during the first week of February (thanks, Middlebury College, for letting students get first crack at those seats ...


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Town/gown

Author: Grady Ross Last Saturday morning, I took a walk in the fields around my house. I had four essays due last Friday, two looming on the horizon and a couple of midterms during the week about which I was not particularly excited. I knew I could get it done, but I had no motivation. For the first ...


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CSO attempts to ease seniors' job anxieties

Author: Simran Bhalla Despite the flailing job market, the Career Services Office (CSO) has been working hard to make sure opportunities exist for the Class of 2009, venturing away from the previously advocated financial careers to offer options more lucrative in an economy where the current unemployment ...


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Tennis trounces the competition in first matches of season

Author: Martin Breu The men's tennis team sent a clear message to their competitors this weekend: 'we're back!' The Panthers showed up in top form with dominating wins over NYU, Brandeis, Connecticut College and Bates. Saturday was a triple-header for the Panthers, as they faced NYU, Brandeis and Connecticut ...