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    From Bethel to Bethlehem: How the Bible Shaped the American Map

    Tuesday February 24 4:30pm: How did biblical placenames like Bethel, Bethlehem, Canaan, and Goshen find their way to American landscapes? Join a religion scholar, a professor of modern Hebrew, and a Special Collections curator for a cross-disciplinary exploration of why early American colonists sought to mirror the geography of the Middle East on U.S. soil.

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    ON EGGS-HIBIT: Nancy Willard’s Bread Loaf Eggs

    | by Liefe Temple

    Nancy Willard (1936 - 2017) was an author, poet, and teacher, best known for her children’s books. During Willard’s time at Bread Loaf during the 1980s and 90s, she asked fellow faculty, attendees, and guests to sign wooden eggs. This EGGS-HIBIT is a collection of nearly three dozen hand painted and decorated eggs, themed around each signatory and their work, paired with a corresponding literary work.

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    The Chateau: Celebrating 100 Years

    | by Tulip Larson

    Middlebury’s most iconic building turns 100 this year! Visit the Davis Family Library atrium to view a bilingual exhibition of Chateau archives, curated by Tulip Larson, class of 2025, with translation assistance by Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies Julien Weber.