The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT8) PLAINFIELD, Vt. -- Aug. 22, 2002 -- GODDARD-CAMPUS-BOS-4 -- In a move that has not only triggered hair-tearing upheaval on the pastoral campus of Goddard College -- a revered icon among progressive schools -- in Plainfield, Vt., but caused some mournful self-assessment the length of the Green Mountain range, the college's board of trustees voted in June to shut down the school's 64-year-old campus program, leaving only its "low-residence" program, in which the mostly adult students visit the school just once a semester. " "Goddard is still here," says interim president Stephen E. Fritz. "We are still independent, and we are going to grow the college from the base we still have." Fritz on campus.(Michelle McDonald/The New York Times)
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