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                <text>&lt;h3&gt;This collection contains articles and documents relating the the Environmental Studies program at Middlebury. In it are correspondences between professors, course catalogs, and syllabi. Beyond that, the collection also has writings by faculty, and student newspaper articles of classes and programs run by Environmental Studies at Middlebury.&lt;/h3&gt;</text>
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              <text>This article describes the Winter Term class taught by John Elder and Reuben Rainey titled "Environmental Ethics." The class explored the question "explored question “What principles of conduct should guide mankind when he interacts with nature?"</text>
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