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By the numbers: What are we paying for? »

by Nate Higgs $304.00 could be a lot of things to a college student. It could be two biology textbooks, tickets to a show, or even 5,400 fluid ounces of beer…

Feb 24, 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
Popcorn at the Tiny Theater

Student volunteers help launch theater »

Frank Riley, along with Robert Lees, created a community website for volunteers as part of their Delicate Balance project. Riley currently runs the website as part of his work-study position…

Feb 23, 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
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Maplefest and Marriage Equality (documentary) »

In Spring 2009, a celebration of maple trees and diversity at Green Mountain College. A student documentary observes the marriage…

Oct 28, 2009 / No Comment / Read More »

What the River means to GMC »

At Green Mountain College, the Poultney River is a classroom, an escape, a flowing version of Walden Pond. A documentary…

Oct 28, 2009 / No Comment / Read More »

Green Mountain Podcast »

The rumors are true, an elusive group of GMC students are starting  a radio station, we made theese podcasts to get…

Oct 4, 2009 / No Comment / Read More »

Red Coal (mockumentary) »

Why is he sick? What’s he smoking? A short video about global peer pressure on the Red-Coal train…produced by an…

Feb 19, 2008 / No Comment / Read More »
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Vermont Yankee: a day of lobbying in Montpelier »

A GreenPeace Organizer explains the basics of lobbying to a group of Vermont citizens.

By Todd Martin. I awoke at 6:30 am on a couch I had never slept on. I showered in an unfamiliar bathroom and ate breakfast in a strange kitchen. Ripping the tags off of my new pinstripe suit and pulling the pins out of my bleach…

Feb 23, 2010 / No Comment / Read More »

Student Greening Fund goes big »

by Todd Martin During the fall 2009 semester, Green Mountain College students voted and approved to fund all fifteen proposed Student Campus Greening Fund projects, the first time in SCGF history. In addition, students Steve Carpenter ’11 and Cody Currier ’11 became the new co-presidents of…

Feb 4, 2010 / No Comment / Read More »

Farm Crew Retreat »

During the weekend of January 31st, Green Mountain’s own Farm Crew headed to Plymouth, Vermont for a retreat. The crew stayed two nights at one of the retreat facilities at the non- profit Farm and Wilderness campground where they participated in game building activities and…

Feb 2, 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
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Letter to editor Response to “Feedback from the Disgruntled” »

As a student representative to the Retention Committee for over a year I have had many conversations with students about the issue of retention here…

Feb 23, 2010 / No Comment / Read More »
College The Gorge

By the numbers: What are we paying for?

by Nate Higgs $304.00 could be a lot of things to a college student. It could be two biology textbooks, tickets to a show, or even 5,400 fluid ounces of beer (if you’re willing to drink cheap…

Feb 24, 2010 / Read More »
Community Popcorn at the Tiny Theater

Student volunteers help launch theater

Frank Riley, along with Robert Lees, created a community website for volunteers as part of their Delicate Balance project. Riley currently runs the website as part of his work-study position as a tour guide for the…

Feb 23, 2010 / Read More »
World Vladimur Sibera

New challenges ahead for Haiti

by Wai Phyo Myint. Two weeks after the severe earthquake struck Haiti’s capital city, three million people are left homeless and the city faces a new set of challenges. The 7.0 magnitude earthquake, centered just outside the…

Feb 4, 2010 / Read More »
Working Renee Beaupre-White

Finding a job in a weakening economy

BY DUSAN VUKSANOVIC Green Mountain College student Noah Pappano spent his winter break in Nashville, TN before leaving for South Korea to do his spring semester at Hannam University. Though he spent over two and a half…

Mar 3, 2009 / Read More »
Music Enjoying the music

The days we thought music had died

Over time there have been many deaths upon the music industry, deaths that ended careers and halted musical inspiration for future generations. For instance, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison all died prematurely. If they…

Feb 23, 2010 / Read More »
Entertainments Ryan gets real

Getting real with Ryan

by Ryan Horvath [Editor’s Note: Ryan is in no way qualified to give advice of any kind. He’s just a regular guy trying to  complete his court-appointed community service.] Dear Ryan, I have a friend who lives with his…

Feb 23, 2010 / Read More »
Athletics

Brooms and bludgeons

The Quidditch World cup was held at Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont. There were over twenty teams in attendance for the event. There were teams from all over the United States, and even a team from…

Nov 21, 2009 / Read More »
Adventure

Student profile: Alaina Killion

Alaina’s destiny was not always to be an Adventure Education major. From a young age she had her sights set on professional basketball, but her career peaked in the 1st grade. Though at the time she…

Feb 16, 2010 / Read More »

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