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Description and outline of the requirements of the Environmental Studies program at Middlebury College.

A letter from Stephen C. Trombulak to the Environmental Studies faculty and students outlining courses changes and the addition of Literature and Writing focus to the Social Science/Humanities track.

An overview of the growth of the program since 1986, and a summary of long-range needs regarding staffing in the Environmental Studies Program and associated departments; the budget of the program; and subscriptions to environmental studies journals.

A letter from Stephen C. Trombulak to the Curriculum Committee, asking for the approval of the addition and substitution of various courses, as well as the addition of a new Literature and Writing focus with 6 required courses.

Description of the ES Program

The Environmental Quality Club encouraged the College to recycle.

Greenpeace; E.Q.'s "Ten Tuesdays" Continues; Kenny Alboum talks about ecology and toxic wastes.

Middlebury College decides to discontinue the use of polystyrene foam cups and plates in order to reduce the depletion of the ozone layer.

Professor Sallie Sheldon discusses the problems associated with the introduction of Myriophyllum spicatum, commonly known as Eurasian Milfoil

Professor Bob Churchill gives a talk entitled "Some Environmental Consequences of Boom and Bust: the Case of Kennecott". Kennecott is a little town that became a ghost town when the mines shut down.