PRESCOTT HOUSE, SHOWN here on Oct. 24, led all Middlebury College dorms with $4,025 of dorm damage during the fall semester. After experiencing a record amount of dorm damage last year, the college is seeing much less damage so far this year.
MIDDLEBURY — After an unprecedented $141,333.45 of dorm damage in the 2010-11 academic year, the College saw a 44.5 percent decrease during the first semester of the current academic year.
According to data released by Assistant Director of Custodial Services Linda Ross, there was a total of $21,605.03 of damage this past fall semester. Comparatively, the College suffered $48,550.629 during the fall of 2010.
Ross, a Middlebury resident, attributed the turnaround to this year’s first-year class and a “phenomenal” residential life staff.
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