Teach For America is the nation’s largest, privately funded program combating educational inequity for low-income children. It should come as no surprise that it is an attractive program for Midd grads….Continue Reading Class Time
A look back at things that have happened at Middlebury and a glance ahead at things to look forward to….Continue Reading Things That Happened, Things to Do—Week of August 16
Excerpt: “Google Calendar Sync for Outlook (version 0.9.3.6) now supports Outlook 2010. Outlook 2010 comes in 32-bit and 64-bit versions, and currently only 32-bit is supported.”
More info here: http://googleappsupdates.blogspot.com/2010/08……Continue Reading Google Calendar Sync now supports Outlook 2010
This summer, we sent bilingual reporters to check in with students at Middlebury’s various Language Schools. In our fifth and final report, we checked in with students from the French School….Continue Reading Postcard from the French School
This summer, we sent bilingual reporters to check in with students at Middlebury’s various Language Schools. In our fifth and final report, we checked in with students from the French School….Continue Reading Postcard from the French School
My last last few blogged runs were on the long side, requiring a fairly high degree of organization and car shuttling to pull off, making them relatively rare treats for those with a little extra time on their hands. This run, however, requires much less choreography – just a short drive up the mountain from […]…Continue Reading Skylight Pond
I may be risking excommunication. The landscape department, probably like many others across campus, has its share of secrets, little things nobody else knows about. My inside mole at the Grille keeps me updated when the linzertorte cookies are around. The view from the Bi-Hall roof after a snowstorm is spectacular. And, there’s a pretty […]…Continue Reading The Plums are (nearly) ripe