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The planet of MIIS is once again cooperating with Monterey Public Library to offer 3-D printing in your galaxy. Make anything you like — from bookmarks and luggage tags to gaming miniatures and polyhedral dice. Sessions will take place Thursday February 9th 12 - 2 PM PST and Thursday February 23rd 12 - 2 PM PST. Explorers must sign up at least one week in advance with Joelle — jmellon@middlebury.edu.

The MIIS Library, Student Services, and the Vice President’s Office presents a Halloween weekend showing of Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas on the big screen. There will be pizza, drinks, and snacks provided before the screening. Email Seth Crumrine with any questions (scrumrine@middlebury.edu).

In this writing retreat, academic women will gather to work intensively on writing projects of their choice. By limiting enrollment to a small group of women only, we hope to create a safe and non-competitive space for women to openly engage in writing activities and discussion. Time will be divided between individual writing activities, collaborative consultation and discussion, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. The design of this retreat follows one used at the University of San Francisco and ones used productively by Casanave and Vandrick.

In this writing retreat, academic women will gather to work intensively on writing projects of their choice. By limiting enrollment to a small group of women only, we hope to create a safe and non-competitive space for women to openly engage in writing activities and discussion. Time will be divided between individual writing activities, collaborative consultation and discussion, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. The design of this retreat follows one used at the University of San Francisco and ones used productively by Casanave and Vandrick.

In this writing retreat, academic women will gather to work intensively on writing projects of their choice. By limiting enrollment to a small group of women only, we hope to create a safe and non-competitive space for women to openly engage in writing activities and discussion. Time will be divided between individual writing activities, collaborative consultation and discussion, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. The design of this retreat follows one used at the University of San Francisco and ones used productively by Casanave and Vandrick.

In this writing retreat, academic women will gather to work intensively on writing projects of their choice. By limiting enrollment to a small group of women only, we hope to create a safe and non-competitive space for women to openly engage in writing activities and discussion. Time will be divided between individual writing activities, collaborative consultation and discussion, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. The design of this retreat follows one used at the University of San Francisco and ones used productively by Casanave and Vandrick.

In this writing retreat, academic women will gather to work intensively on writing projects of their choice. By limiting enrollment to a small group of women only, we hope to create a safe and non-competitive space for women to openly engage in writing activities and discussion. Time will be divided between individual writing activities, collaborative consultation and discussion, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. The design of this retreat follows one used at the University of San Francisco and ones used productively by Casanave and Vandrick.

In this weekend writing retreat, a small group of interested students, faculty, and alumni will gather to work intensively on writing projects of their choice. Time will be divided between individual writing activities on the second floor of the library, collaborative consultation and discussion before and after the Saturday and Sunday sessions, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. The design of this retreat follows that of the longer retreat at the end of August this year.

In this weekend writing retreat, a small group of interested students, faculty, and alumni will gather to work intensively on writing projects of their choice. Time will be divided between individual writing activities on the second floor of the library, collaborative consultation and discussion before and after the Saturday and Sunday sessions, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. The design of this retreat follows that of the longer retreat at the end of August this year.

In this weekend writing retreat, a small group of interested students, faculty, and alumni will gather to work intensively on writing projects of their choice. Time will be divided between individual writing activities on the second floor of the library, collaborative consultation and discussion before and after the Saturday and Sunday sessions, and shared breaks for snacks and meals. The design of this retreat follows that of the longer retreat at the end of August this year.