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Bill McKibben , scholar in residence at Middlebury College and co-founder of 350.org , an advocacy Web site for solutions to the climate crisis, will be online Monday, Nov.
School-Owned Caf Awaits Its Fate
A local caf and Middlebury College venture will either sink or swim at the end of the year.
Age: 18 School: Essex High School Parents: Eve and Ed Duff Hometown: Essex Top 5 accomplishments: 97 GPA, placed among top 10 in class, nominated EHS representative to NYLC 2009, student government senator, attended Governor's Institute on the Arts In the community: Member of "Braincell" at EHS, 2008 campaign assistant for Student Government, ...
Colleges examine 'The Wire' as social critique
"The Wire" ended nearly two years ago, but conversation about the show set in Baltimore is still going strong - particularly on American college campuses.
Middlebury College flu effort uses 'isolation'
It's been dubbed social isolation from the flu, seasonal or swine. Since late August, 275 students at Middlebury College have reported having influenza-like symptoms of at least a 100-degree fever, sore throat and cough.
Accepting nominations for Vermonter of the Year
The Burlington Free Press editorial board is asking readers to nominate a Vermont resident who deserves to be recognized as the 2009 Vermonter of the Year.
Nought 101: Middlebury's latest green dividend
Middlebury College's president, Ron Liebowitz, has been named in a new "Top 10" list - and mercifully, it's not David Letterman's. It's Time Magazine's, and it was released today.
An insider look at campus dining trends
Here is some of what's going on in local campus dining halls, as reported by those in charge.
Middlebury Students Tackle Timely Issues in 'Road'
Want to see for yourself? Road , directed by Richard Romagnoli , produced by the Middlebury College Theatre Department.
Nought 101: Contractors get their due
Last fall, a Middlebury College political scientist gave a talk at UVM on the proliferation of private security contractors - with mention of their growing presence in Afghanistan.
Speaker: Clean energy a must for world
Clean, accessible sources of energy could help solve two huge problems around the world: poverty and pollution.
Military Contractors and the Perils of Outsourcing War
Half the U.S. presence in Afghanistan and Iraq is made up not of soldiers, marines, and airmen but of private contractors.
College coming up? Apply early and often
If you think high school seniors are lazily waiting until after Christmas to apply to college, think again.
Police raid Middlebury underage drinking party
More than a dozen Middlebury College students were issued civil and in a handful of cases criminal citations in an underage drinking party raid on Quarry Road late last week.
Pavel Haas returns to perform Nov. 6
The dynamic and youthful string sensation, Pavel Haas Quartet, will perform in the Concert Hall of the Kevin P. Mahaney '84 Center for the Arts at Middlebury College on Friday, Nov.
With one Democrat saying he is 99.9 percent sure he will run for governor and four others already in the race, the behind-the-scenes political jockeying begins.
Vermonters watch New York race unfold
Vermonters have heard the advertisements. Republican Dede Scozzafava is a "typical Albany politician," one ad claims.
The need to feed hungry families cultivates new interest in gleaning
Clusters of plump, wine-red Empire apples hang from sagging boughs, yearning to be picked.
I Believe: 'The climate-change conundrum is like none we have faced'
I believe in the laws of nature, the power of people and our capacity for innovation and leadership.
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