Arts & Culture
Waiting to Wading
By Edyth Moldow | April 27, 2023Your limbs look like Pottery shards to me.
Edyth Moldow
Arts & Culture
Valentine’s Day Arts Roundup
By Edyth Moldow | February 23, 2023In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, I bring to you the artistic representation of love in all its forms — platonic, romantic and self-love — through music and film. Whether or not you had a Valentine, it’s not too late to appreciate love’s omnipresence in our lives here on campus.
Arts & Culture
Longitude
By Edyth Moldow | January 26, 2023we don’t even have to talk about it but we should
Arts & Culture
Special Collections: A Visit from Ralph Waldo Emerson
By Edyth Moldow | November 17, 2022In July 1845, American transcendentalist poet, essayist and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson walked the same Old Chapel halls that Middlebury students and administration do today.
Opinion
Reflections from Abroad: Love Near and Far
By Edyth Moldow | January 27, 2022Paris. Where do I even begin? It must have started at age 10, when I bookmarked every page of “Secrets of Paris” my mom had found in bargain books at Barnes and Nobles.
Opinion
A Middlebury Christmas Carol
By Edyth Moldow | December 9, 2021In the spirit of the holidays and A Middlebury Christmas Carol, it’s time to reflect on our lives here at Middlebury, look more closely at our present and find points of light in our futures. If Tiny Tim were here, he would say “President Patton bless us, every one!”
Arts & Culture
The Schumann Quartet and Pianist Diana Fanning’s timeless ode to music By Edyth Moldow
By Edyth Moldow | November 18, 2021Applause. Deafening, thunderous applause resonated through Robinson Hall, as the crowd called for an encore. On Thursday, Nov. 11 the Middlebury Center for the Arts was graced by the presence of the Schumann Quartet and Diana Fanning. The group stepped proudly onto the stage to perform in what they ...
Opinion
The Middlebury Romantic: A love letter to myself
By Edyth Moldow | November 18, 2021This is a call to action for you all to write one of these yourself: an ode to the imperfect pieces of yourself that comprise the whole that people love you for.
Opinion
The Middlebury Romantic: Technological Advances Advancing Romance: The Delicate Art of Tinder
By Edyth Moldow | November 11, 2021I fumbled around the bottom of my bag, frantically removing notebooks and opening zippers in hopes of grasping the one thing I am most insecurely attached to: my phone. Our relationship is not always mutually beneficial, one might say. I mean, two hours of Instagram reels and Pokémon GO is hardly a ...