Once again I am reminded of the power – both good and bad – of social media. My post today discussing the results from the latest Senate forecast models is up here at U.S. News. I should point out that I very much appreciate the opportunity to post there – it enables me to reach […]…Continue Reading Dear Nate Silver: IT’S NOT MY FAULT!
Day: October 10, 2014
Monday Lunchtime Bridge Group
Would you like to exercise your brain at lunch time on Mondays? A group of us play every week in the Davis Family Library staff room from 12-1. We’re looking for more regular players or substitutes. We’re very informal – we don’t … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Monday Lunchtime Bridge Group
The Week’s Headlines
Here are the week’s headlines from the News Room: Middlebury Voices in the News: Umbrella Revolution, MoMA Exhibition, and Where’s Kim Jong Un? Faculty Stories: Christal Brown, Dance Governor Shumlin Appoints Economics Professor Jessica Holmes to Green Mountain Care Board … Continue reading →…Continue Reading The Week’s Headlines
Blood Drive Thursday the 16th
Atwater Commons is partnering with the Red Cross to host a Blood Drive in McCullough Wilson Hall (Social Space) on Thursday, October 16th, from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. When: Thursday, October 16th, from 11:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Where: McCullough Wilson Hall … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Blood Drive Thursday the 16th
Interested in food systems and advocacy? Want to intern in Vermont for Winter Term?
Interested in creating economic justice for Vermont farmers through education, grassroots organizing and advocacy? Apply now to work with Rural Vermont, a team of advocators with a vision for a community-based food system which sustains Vermont farmers, communities and lands. There are SEVERAL positions available as Legislative/Policy Interns, Legal Research and Legislative Writing Interns, and […]…Continue Reading Interested in food systems and advocacy? Want to intern in Vermont for Winter Term?
Friday Links – October 10, 2014
How tech is changing the way we think and what we think about – There are a myriad of arguments for and against the increased use of technology in everyday life. Futurists and technophiles encourage its use, sure that technology will welcome a new utopia, while luddites rail against the “destructive” nature of technology use. […]…Continue Reading Friday Links – October 10, 2014