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A student paper on environmental concerns from pesticides and chemical warfare through the local food movement of the 21st century.

An Editorial in The Campus describes the conservation sentiment that exists on campus. It points out concerns with man's sustainability practices and the future of economic growth.

A Middlebury Campus article about Weybridge House, a Middlebury college residential interest house detailing Food, cooking, and environmental policies at the house.

A campus editorial supporting construction of dorms in Ridgeline Woods as part of overall campus expansion starting in 1995.

Photo from the 1969 Kaleidoscope showing a student brandishing a sign which reads "Trees Not Bombs"

An article stating how advances in technology will, at some future date, make our earth uninhabitable, and that science cannot offer a cure for all ecological ills.

A schedule and information sheet for the March on Washington against the war in Vietnam. Published on the front page of The Campus.

'Black-out' Protests Atom Power Plant Construction in Vernon, VT: The protestors sponsored a candle-light rally in the Johnson Building, the College itself did not officially cooperate and many lights remained on. Some students who did not agree with…

Middlebury students mobilize against the war in Vietnam by demonstrating in Middlebury while other students attend a peaceful march taking place in New York the same weekend. While turn out was high in New York, only twenty-two students made it out…

A pair of Campus articles detailing College meetings on the ROTC, the student protests at the meetings, and the plan for a talk between the College and the student activists on the topic.