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Posts by Megan Nesbeth
The End of an Era
So all of your bloggers here will be graduating in just a little over two weeks so soon we’ll have to say good-bye to not only you, but Middlebury. My last articles for the school paper hit presses today. And tonight D8 … Continue reading
yum yum in my tum tum
One of the great delights of being a student at Middlebury is great food and leisurely food. The food at Midd is great on a regular basis with student favorites including chicken parmigana, burger day, and our snazzy panini bar. On the … Continue reading
The Beginning of the End
I chose Middlebury because it intrigued me. I chose the school that I would most regret not attending…and as I begin to reach the end of that road, I can’t imagine it any other way. Continue reading
More than Breakfast
One of the things that I have been most blessed with during my time at Middlebury has been good conversation. The pace of work and life here is surprisingly fast in such a quiet surrounding, but what continues to refresh … Continue reading
SMALL
Middlebury’s size is often touted as one of the major draws of the college. Being at a small institution gives students the chance to form deeper, lasting bonds with professors as they receive individualized attention and combined with Middlebury’s secluded … Continue reading
I Don’t Want to Grow Up…
The more time that I spend at Middlebury, the more I’m convinced that this is just a campus full of big kids. I have to admit that I was not born a Halloween lover, but Midd has made me a … Continue reading
