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The Vermont Cynic wins the 2011 Newspaper Pacemaker - college journalism's top prize!

The award was announced at the National College Media Convention on Oct. 29 in Orlando.

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Presidential Mansion

Pres. mansion plans still under construction

Renovation costs $2 million, Trustees to decide if it is worth the fix up

The debate over what to do with Englesby House, the broken-down UVM Presidential Mansion on South Williams Street, is inching forward. Full story

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Breakdancing

Feet fetch sweet steps

Local b-boy teaches break-dancing style

B-boy Calvin Walker held a free break-dancing workshop open to UVM students and the public at the North End Studios. Full story

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Hockey

Vermont falls in Frozen Fenway rematch

UVM fell to UMass Amherst 4-3 on Jan. 20 on the road. This was a prime chance for the team to gain back some momentum after the heartbreaking loss to UMass in the final seconds of overtime at Frozen Fenway in Boston. Full story

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Battle of the Bands

Campus bands take to stage for battle

Five finalists compete for one opening slot at this year's Springfest

With bluegrass, ska, a Stevie Wonder cover and Senegalese lyrics, it's fair to say that the Battle of the Bands final at UVM on Jan. 21 was something to see. Full story

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Issue 16

There's no place like unknown

The past few weeks, UVM has become enamored with the attention-grabbing feat of finding the next UVM president. Full story

*** UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH 2012 - The Finalists ***

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Sabah Randhawa

- SABAH RANDHAWA -

The current provost and executive vice president at Oregon State University, Sabah Randhawa is one of five finalist candidates vying to be UVM's next president and was first to participate in an intensive round of on-campus interviews. Full story

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Meredith Hay

- MEREDITH HAY -

Meredith Hay, the second UVM presidential candidate to visit campus, held in-depth interviews with University officials and conducted an open forum on Jan. 23 to answer general public questions. Full story

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