BY NOAH PAPPANO All over campus you can hear students complaining about the slow Internet. For some, it can take as much as three to five minutes for their e-mail to load and much longer for a .pdf file or a video streaming site. The administration is aware of this problem. In fact, they are [...]
Archive | October, 2009
Health care chaos: Not just a national issue
BY CHAD SKILES As an international student from Kenya, sophomore Mark Thiong’o experienced one of his more baffling cultural revelations during the Family & Friends Weekend in September. This was not, as one may assume, because of some seemingly bizarre social nomenclature—such as saying “aluminum” with the American accent, something with which Mark has already [...]
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 equality debate in action.
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 on what a river means to a college. A project of Falling Off Rope Swings Production completed as part of a course taught by Prof. Paul Falzone in Fall, 2008.
Green Mountain Podcast
The rumors are true, an elusive group of GMC students are starting a radio station, we made theese podcasts to get you excited and tickle your eardrums, and be sure to tune in once we go live. Click the links to listen To Download Mac: Control Click PC: Right Click And if your interested in being [...]
