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The Setonian

Rural Banter

Author: ERICA GOODMAN I have always had a fascination with maps. The land we call our Earth has been reproduced infinite times in bold colors and hundreds of languages. Maps can tell us anything from the distance from Detroit to Memphis, to the principal commodity of Kazakhstan. Sometimes they lead ...


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THE REEL CRITIC

Author: STEPHANIE DOSCH If you want a go to the movies but can't decide what mood you're in, "Kung Fu Hustle" might be for you. Combining live-action and computer-generated martial arts, slapstick comedy, Tarantino-style blood and guts, a dash of cartoonishness and a little Buddhist mysticism, Stephen ...


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SPORTS BRIEFS

Author: RYAN REESE, SPORTS EDITOR Winstead '06 leads lax attack There is no doubt that the Middlebury women's lacrosse team is finding its stride and hitting it hard down the home stretch of the spring campaign. Undoubtedly, there have been many key contributors. This week, Schuyler Winstead '06 led ...


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Letters to the Editor

Author: [no author name found] To the Editor: I found the choice of slogan used to advertise Wednesday's Feminists for Life of America lecture "Reclaiming Feminism" - sponsored by "Middlebury Students for Life" - very interesting. Intentionally or not, the slogan "Refuse to choose" underscores how important ...


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Column as I see 'em

Author: JEFF PATTERSON In beer terms, a draught is pronounced draft, but in 49er terms, a draft is supposed to end a drought. Saturday, all 32 teams were on the clock, just like the Rolex trademark is. With the first pick in each of the first seven rounds, the 1849ers were trying to strike gold. Most ...


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Berman clinches presidency

Author: Katie Flagg Eli Berman '07.5 secured the Student Government Association (SGA) presidency Tuesday, besting candidates Dan Saper '06 and Elizabeth Schaumberg '06 to secure the SGA's top spot and the distinction of being one of the youngest SGA presidents in recent history. Also on Tuesday, JS ...


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Roomdraw and the commons system, still not a happy marriage

Author: LAURA BARRETT ’06 I have paid my dues to the housing deities.I lived in a Battell double my freshman year. On top of that, I asked to be placed in sub-free housing, and I ended up on a half sub-free hall. A half sub-free hall, I can say from experience, does not work. I ended up with vomit ...


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College honors Dana Scholars

Author: AnnMarie Wesolowski President Ronald D. Liebowitz's house was the setting for the Charles A. Dana Scholars' Dinner on April 25. Over 30 students and members of the staff and faculty gathered to recognize the Charles A. Dana Scholars of the Class of 2007 for their academic success and leadership ...


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Monterey Institute: What is Next?

On Sunday, April 16 the Student Government Association (SGA) passed a bill expressing concern about the possible acquisition of the Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS). The 12-3-1 vote in favor of the bill, which recommended to President Ronald D. Liebowitz and the Board of Trustees that ...


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Bats power Midd past Skidmore and Wesleyan

Author: James Edward Kerrigan Middlebury baseball picked up two victories and extended their win streak to five consecutive games over this past week. After going on the road to beat Skidmore 9-6, the Panthers returned home for the weekend hoping to build on their momentum and earn crucial wins against ...


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Wyclef scores with Midd audience

Author: [no author name found] Last Saturday, Hip-hop musician Wyclef Jean came to Middlebury College for the annual spring concert. With 1,500 ticket sales and 1,200 fans in attendence, the concert was called a big success by members of the Middlebury College Activities Board (MCAB).The concert ran ...


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COLLEGE SHORTS

Author: Katie Flagg Princeton students advocate chastity At Princeton University - largely regarded as the country's most conservative Ivy League school - a small group of undergraduates is pushing the discussion of sexual issues on campus in an entirely new direction. According to these students, in ...