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Director, historical advisor and actor to discuss their experiences working on HBO’s “Rome” Nov. 14

Volleyball, men's and women's soccer compete in NESCAC tournaments

Women's volleyball takes on Amherst at Tufts on November 6; men's soccer faces host Wesleyan in semifinal on November 7; women's soccer takes on Amherst the same day, at Williams

New York Times' op-ed columnist focuses on book by Middlebury professor

Allison Stanger's recent book, One Nation Under Contract: The Outsourcing of American Power and the Future of Foreign Policy, provides topic for Thomas Friedman's column

Celebrated young violinist performs music of Bach on November 12

Watch a 10/30 session on College finances; share your ideas

Letters, video presentations and 'frequently asked questions' address Middlebury's response to current financial challenges; add your thoughts at an online budget suggestion box

Course registration for winter term 2010 takes place November 2-5

More information available at registrar's office Web site

First-year seminar sorts fact from fiction in Dan Brown page turners [video]

Prof. Tom Beyer uses best sellers to emphasize need for scholarship

Czech ambassador to U.S. speaks at Rohatyn Center on October 30

Talk by Petr Kolar, 'Reflections on 1989: Twenty Years of Czech-American and Transatlantic Relations,' is free and open to the public

Dynamic string quartet Pavel Haas returns for performance on November 6

Middlebury students organize global climate actions with 350.org

Local highlight is potluck with 350 dishes on the Middlebury green on the afternoon of October 24