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Weekend Journal
Not Just for Sports Fans
Our roving observer finds there’s something timeless about a busy fall weekend at Middlebury, especially at Homecoming.
A Team for the Ages
Members of the 1981 Middlebury Panthers football team returned to campus celebrate the 30th anniversary of their legendary squad. Middlebury Magazine takes a look back at the team that was.
Mayan Adventures
Assistant Professor of Anthropology James Fitzsimmons shared tales of “Power and Authority in the Classic Maya Lowlands” with the Homecoming crowd.
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Middmag.com, the online version of Middlebury Magazine, is your source for fresh perspectives on the College today.
Field Hockey Advances to Semifinals
Lauren Greer became the school’s all-time leading goal scorer as Middlebury earned a 3-0 win over Williams in a NESCAC Quarterfinal match-up on Kohn Field during Homecoming.
Women's Soccer Heads to NESCAC Semifinals
Middlebury’s Scarlett Kirk scored twice to lead the Panthers to a 2-0 win over Colby (7-7-2) in a NESCAC Quarterfinal contest on Dragone Field over Homecoming.
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Homecoming 2011
Homecoming brought legions of alumni back to campus October 28-30 to reconnect with old friends, to see how the campus has changed, and to enjoy a variety of events—and weather. From lectures to football, from cobalt skies to a dusting of snow, the weekend provided something for everyone.
Our photographer, Todd Balfour, was busy capturing the weekend's spirit and events. You can watch a slideshow by clicking on the photo above or view and download Todd's photos free of charge. (You can post your own photos from the weekend on our Facebook page.) On this web page, you'll also find videos and links to stories that give you a sampling of the weekend's pleasures.
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Alumni Career Panel: Diversity at Work
A distinguished group of alumni share their thoughts on finding your path, getting a job, and what you’ll discover when you get there. Panelists are Dennis Parker Esq ’77, P ’13, director of the ACLU national office’s Racial Justice Program; Laura Wright McCray M.D. ’97, assistant professor of family medicine, UVM College of Medicine; Isaac Ro ’00, vice president, Goldman Sachs; and Victoria Baptiste ’04, Ph. D. candidate, clinical psychology, UVM.
