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An Oct. 31 Associated Press article titled "Town Sets Immigrant Farm Worker Policy" included a quote from Associate Professor of Spanish Gloria Estela Gonzalez-Zenteno. The article appeared on ABCNews.com and other national media, and is available online here.

On Oct. 9, President Emeritus and College Professor John McCardell was quoted in an article titled "Group Stirs Debate on Legal Drinking Age: National Safety Groups Have Formed a Coalition Against Lowering the Drinking Age" that appeared on ABCNews.com. The article is available online.

On Sept. 13, an Associated Press article titled "Middlebury retracts logo" appeared in the online version of Business Week, ABCNews.com, MSNBC and other national media. The article, which includes quotes from Middlebury College student Sarah Franco '08 and Vice President for Communications Michael McKenna, is available online.

An article titled "Alcohol Laws: Should the Drinking Age be Lowered?" appeared on ABCNews.com on Aug. 27 and quoted President Emeritus and College Professor John McCardell. The article is available online.

On Sept. 6, an article that appeared on ABCNews.com titled "For Parents, College Meningitis Deaths Still Evoke Pain" included quotes from Health Center Director Mark Peluso and Wonnacott Commons Dean Matt Longman. The article is available online.

Scholar-in-Residence in Environmental Studies Bill McKibben and several Middlebury students and alumni received extensive coverage relating to the "Step It Up 2007" campaign to raise awareness of global warming, which was celebrated in more than 900 communities nationwide on April 14. ABCNews.com covered the protests and quoted McKibben on April 14. The article is available online.

An ABCNews.com story about Wikipedia titled "Wikipedia Scandal: Editor's Credentials Faked" appeared on March 6 and mentioned the Middlebury College History Department ban and quoted Professor of History Don Wyatt. The article is available online.

Numerous stories about the Middlebury College History Department's decision to ban the use of Wikipedia as a primary source for research citations have appeared in the media, including the Associated Press. The AP story was picked up by ABCNews.com on Feb. 13. Professor of History Neil Waters is quoted in the article, which is available online.

An article on ABCNews.com on Jan. 19 titled "Students Use Civil Rights Tactics to Combat Global Warming" focused on Middlebury students involved in the climate movement. The article includes quotes from Dean of Environmental Affairs Nan Jenks-Jay and Professor of Environmental Economics Jon Isham, as well as several students, and is available online .