Category archives for: Voices

Looking back on holiday tradtions

I know that kids usually think divorce breaks up a family, but it was something that never bothered me; it was something that seemed “normal” to me. I bragged to kids in elementary school about how I got to celebrate my birthday twice — two cakes and double the presents. I bragged about how at [...]

Guido loving? I think not: slaughtering stupid stereotypes

You mean the Jersey Shore isn’t a haven to the greasy, fist-pumping, muscle shirt wearing gang that I see on TV and in movies? Those proud Italian thugs that have trickled down along the shoreline don’t contaminate the whole coastal front? What?! Stereotypes aren’t always accurate? Naw, I don’t believe it, I guess I’ll have [...]

Protected: Farming

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Owls: friend or foe?

It was one of those mornings so pristine it brought on cliché revelations of how I should better my life. Broadcasting ruins every personal moment. The white frost was still thick; the sun hadn’t made its way over the mountains yet. I thought about thinking, and how I should do more of it. I thought [...]

On the Road — where we stop, no one knows

BY EMMA BINNIE
The white Volkswagen bus coughs and sputters as it attempts to win the battle against the dusty, dirt road. Colorado mountain passes can be a barbaric enemy to an old hippie bus, which is surprising, seeing as how many free spirits are nestled in these hills.
“Come on, Bodie,” Stoney pleads, as he beats [...]

Students shed light upon retention issue

Green Mountain is a uniquely captivating place. As the Princeton Review noted about the school, “The typical Green Mountain College student would be atypical anywhere else.” For many, it is a safe haven where one can freely pursue his or her academic passions without having to jump through some of the commonplace, institutional hoops. However, [...]

Protected: Light your match

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STUDENT ‘SKELLIES’ THRILLER

The Skellies dance.

BY KATE BARCELLOS
When Gary Meitrott began to mention the Rutland Halloween Parade, I found myself excited and yet hesitant; was I a wild thing beneath my clothes and smile, and could I throw that outside of me?
“There is a parade in Rutland, the longest-running Halloween parade in the country,” Gary starts tentatively, not expecting any [...]

Protected: Creative Corner: What is love

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A vegetarian almost cracks

BY STEPHANIE CONLEY
I’ve been a vegetarian for almost five years. I support PETA and I’m subscribed to their newsletter. I own two pet goats. And, the only time in all these years I’ve come close to eating meat was after watching a sheep get skinned and gutted at Green Mountain College.
It was a demonstration set [...]

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