IC Name
IC Flavors
Bicameral Caramel
Caramel Base, Caramellatte
Pieces, Ribbons of Caramel Fudge I feel like I have more of these in me! :)
Significance
Just fun wordplay…..
It's got to be a professor pun, Right?
Zinger Ale;
I can go on all day (names)
Graham Cracker;
Good Cream Hunt(ing);
Sherbet Garnett
I'll be honest….did not look into this Note: names of professors may have changed over past 12 years
James Madison Maple
Pancakes
Federalist #51
JMC Federalist Judge
James Madicinnamon
Roll
Maple with cake pieces
Chocolate Cream Base, Butter
Cream Swirls with Cake Pieces and
Strawberry Pieces
Vanilla with fudge swirl and fudge
chunks
White cake batter base with
cinnamon swirl and snicker doodle
cookie dough pieces
Alliteration of Madison and maple and also it's a challenge of a flavor for
you to figure out
It's basically an angel's and devil's food cake ice cream. In Federalist #51,
Madison says, "If men were angels, no government would be necessary"
Named on honor of JMC's sacred text, the Federalist Papers
The name flows really well!
Everyone at JMC reads the federalist papers, so it's a fun tribute to
something that everybody does together, and the ice cream should be
red, white & blue as a tribute to our background in governance and public
service!
White cake batter/strawberry
swirl/blueberry swirl/strawberry Alternate name: JMC all star because that's what we all really are at
Federalist 10 / JMC
Allstar
chunk/graham cracker
heart.
Alliteration with Case Hall and caramel. Also, as a public policy school
with a large focus on American public policy, nothing says America like
White Basse, Apple cider flavor;
Case Hall Caramel
Apple Pie
Caramel swirl and pie crust pieces apple Pie
Red white and blue colored ice cream to display the colors fo our
country. The Federalist Papers are introcduced to all JMC freshmen in
MC 201
The Federalists' Frosty Strawberry and superman
James's Mechanism for Whisky with a Brandy swirl and
Coping
Snickerdoodle Cookie Dough
Federalist Fudge
Chocolate with fudge swirl and
fudge crunch
Politics, Man. Yeesh.
The Federalist Papers are core of JMC!
Every James Madison freshman has to read the Federalist Papers, which
are various treatises that were written by the founders to garner
support for the Constitution. Indeed, the US Constitution is the first thing
Madison freshmen study and is the foundation fo th erest of their time at
the college, regardless of their final major. Because of this, I included
"Constitutional" (or Chonstitutional s the case may be) in the name.
Furthermore, James Madison is well known for a curriculum that is heavy
on reading and writing. Madison students will often work late into the
night on papers, requiring large doses of caffeine. A coffee flavored ice
cream is especially appropriate to represent JMC.
James Madison
Mochonstitutional
Crunch
Mocha ice cream with Oreo pieces The fudge swirl is a delicious addition and the Oreo cookies provide the
and a chocolate fudge ribbon
crunch.
Federalist 51
Green and White Swirl
Dip in Chocolate
Whiskey ice cream with apple
cinnamon swirl and pecans
In Federalist no. 51 the college's namesake laid out his vision for the
structure of republican government. Madison recognized that institutions
need to be checked and balanced by and against each other to prevent
tyranny. Had he turned his attention to ice cream, Madison would have
felt the same way. A scoop of Federalist 51 is perfectly balanced. It starts
out with the harsh bite of a whiskey base because, as Madison knew, men
are not angels. This quintessentially American spirit is then sweetened
with a swirl of cinnamon apples, a nod to the fruit Benjamin Franklin loved
so much, he asked his wife to ship him barrels full when he was away
from home.
The hum of the warm cinnamon, apple, and whiskey are then punctuated
with the crunch of pecans, which were grown on the estates of both
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Each ingredient works with
and against the other so that no one flavor dominates. Instead, a bite of
Federalist 51 blends into a harmonious whole - a little boozy, a little firey,
a little sweet, and a little nutty - like the people who make this country
great.
Democracy in America
Peppermint and vanilla
Orange ice cream with peanuts
and walnuts
Turnt Tocqueville
Marshmallow ice cream, graham
cracker swirl, chocolate chips or
Oreos
Garfinkel's Green
Caramel Apple
Dean Herbert Garfinkel was the first dean of and was a founding member
of James Madison College in 1967. The white base and green apple flavor
represent the classic colors of Michigan State University, green and
White base, with green apple
white, while the caramel and apple cinnamon variegates and caramel
flavor. Caramel and apple
cinnamon variegates with caramel pieces represent the unique spirit of James Madison College as a smaller,
individual entity within the University.
pieces. Peanuts (or any other
As a whole, the caramel apple flavor represents an all-American dessert
nuts) are optional additions to
complete the caramel apple flavor classic. This all-American flavor is perfect to represent the undeniably
experience.
American roots, teachings, and legacy of James Madison College.
International Relations
Base: Vanilla Bean, if able add
mastic gum to the base for texture
Variegate: Rose Water
Variegate: Orange Blossom Water
Chunks: Chopped Pistachios
Federalist Fudge
Caffe Espresso with salted
caramel swirl and chocolate
covered graham cracker pieces
Chocolate base, ribbon of caramel
fudge, chocolate covered graham
crackers
Tocqueville Toffee
Vanilla bourbon ice cream with
toffee variegates and roasted
pecans
Madison Mocha Swirl
Go green swirl
In honor
of ourstudent
45th President
Every
Madison
has to read Alexis De Tocqueville as it's a
cornerstone of the Madison education. Turnt is a fun slant word these
days which rhymes with Burnt - and the flavor is reminiscent of smores.
Also unlike just naming it after Madison or JMC it will introduce the
consumer to maybe a name they don't know. After all it is the goal of a
Madisonian to always educate.
My degree from JMC is in International Relations. I think right now, more
than ever, it's important to remember that we live in a global world
where people and flavors are different and interesting. I especially picked
a middle-Eastern flavored ice cream to help foster and interest and
appreciation for the Middle East.
Espresso for all-nighters, salted caramel for spirited discourse and
chocolate covered graham crackers for tradition with a twist.
The chocolate ice cream draws all power into its impetuous vortex of
caramel fudge, with factions of Graham cracker scattered throughout.
Every JMC student has to read Tocqueville's Democracy in America which
leads to understanding the American republic. This tasty flavor with have
both current students and alumni reminiscing about their days in MC201.
James Madison
Jurisprudence Java
The Senate
Butter Pe-Kant
Justice 4 John Jay
Constitutional
Convention Caramel
Cherry Garnett
JMC Jubilee Cherry
Chocolate Chip
Madison Mash
A Salt in Our Butter
Angels
expresso coffee flavor base,
caramel and/or fudge, chocolate
chunks
JMC is a public affairs/policy college, so jurisprudence is a of utmost
importance and the extra "j" adjective makes it more fun. The
java/espresso flavor is due to the fact that hard working JMC students,
professors, administrators, and alumnus will never turn down a cup of
coffee to keep them productive. The caramel/fudge and chocolate chunks
not only are a tasty addition, but they also serve to represent the
diversity in opinion and background of JMC professors and students.
Amaretto Fudge Brownie
True Madisonians will understand the historical significance of the name
Senate. The off campus house where students went to enjoy a beverage
and conversation. Occasionally faculty would even show up.
Butter Pecan ice cream with
caramel swirls and roasted pecans
White base/ almond flavor, pieces
of cherry and apple
As a freshman, we were required to read Kant's Perpetual Peace for our
MC 201 seminar. He was then referenced/read heavily (in some majors
more than others) throughout the next 4 years.
In honor of one of our founding fathers, John Jay. He was the first Chief
Justice of the US, hence the name.
Whiskey base with ribbons of
caramel
James Madison supported the whiskey distillers during the Whiskey
Rebellion and was a member of the Presidential Administration that
removed the Whiskey Tax in 1801. Many whiskey distillers were also from
Madison's home state of Virginia. Caramel alliterates with Constitutional
Convention and I think would taste quite nice with the whiskey ice cream.
Cherry
white base, cherries, chocolate
chip
Apricot base, shortbread pieces,
and tart cherry ribbon with dark
chocolate bits
Vanilla, butter cream, salted
caramel
I decided I would name my ice cream after our Dean of Students,
Sherman Garnett. He is incredibly important to the functions of our
wonderful college and I thought I would honor him in this way. Also, I got
the idea for the cherry flavor from Dean Garnett's first name.
50th Anniversary Jubilee with local cherries & rich chocolate.
Madison believed in bringing different people together and creating a new
nation. Unlike any that had been before, but taking components of what
was good.
Abe Lincoln, and the current state of our politics.
Positively Policy
Vanilla and/or white chocolate
base, raspberries, strawberries,
blackberries, and blueberries
Espresso coffee with salted
caramel, peanut butter, cookie
dough, and pecans
Double expresso with nuts
Hardest Class I Took
Cappuccino, black cherry bites
I had to have coffee and sugar to study!
Constitutional Cookie
Convention
Chocolate ice cream, cookie dough
pieces, peanut butter cookie dough
pieces, Oreo pieces, fudge
variegate
The Constitutional Convention brought together a bunch of delegates,
including James Madison himself, to work towards forming a more
perfect union. The Constitutional Cookie Convention brings together a
bunch of cookie flavors to form a more perfect ice cream.
The Federalist Delight
Madisonian Tears
Jimmy's Mad for
Blueberries
Custer's Key
Sweet corn ice cream, with
cottage cheese and blueberries
Lemon custard, key lime and
graham crackers
All JMC freshmen are required to read the Federalist Papers
People in JMC are known for staying up all night and crying as they finish
papers.
Freshman Policy Class, required of all JMC freshmen. Great memories
Jimmy Mad as the nickname for James Madison
A nod to Key West
Madison Mint
Mint chocolate chip
JMC Constitutional
Twist
Vanilla base, blueberry swirl, black JMC grads have read the Federalist Papers..the twist to understanding
cherry pieces
the Constitution. The flavors represent true red, white and blue.
Self-explanatory
If Men Were Angels…
Vanilla bourbon base with
strawberry variegate and cake
pieces
In Fed 51, Jimmy Mad wrote "But what is government itself, but the
greatest of all reflections on human nature? If men were angels, no
government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither
external nor internal controls on government would be necessary." Fed 51
is one of the most famous of the Federalist Papers (after 10, of course)
and that quote is especially memorable. The ice cream ingredients are a
riff on angel food cake, but the bourbon is pure Madison. A 2010 Time
article suggests that he drank a pint of whiskey every day.
Case Hall Leaf
Cappuccino base with cinnamon
ribbon and shortbread chunks
Memories of autumn day swith great books to digest.
I found a reference to White House cook book that cited one of the
Rum base ice cream with a swirl of favorite recipes of the Madison’s was “A Yard of Flannel” which is an
alcoholic drink composed of ale, eggs, sugar, nutmeg, ginger, rum or
butter fudge and chunks of
Federalist Flannel
Fudge Swirl
gingerbread
brandy. I added a fudge swirl to add some fun for our 50th!
Choco-Cheese Caramel Chocolate cheesecake with
Swirl
caramel swirl
chocolate cheesecake is the shit and caramel is good too
Spartan Honey /
Madison Honey
Tocqueville's
Merrymandering
Vanilla ice cream and honey,
perhaps honey brittle, buckwheat
honey, and /or oats
The name stands out just like James Madison. The flavor is a nice classic
All students in JMC read Alexis de Tocqueville's "Democracy in America"
essays. A Frenchman sent to study the American prison system in the
early 19th Century, he actually studied everything about early American
society to bring the best back to the then-new French Republic. Presently,
American policymakers spend a great deal of time talking about Iran, and,
though we fixat on its nuclear program, we can still notice this ice cream
flavor and celebrate it here!
Madisonians are also very familiar with the practice of gerrymandering
representational districts, landing constituents with oftentimes odd
Taking principle inspiration from partners.
Bastani Sonnati, this is a pistachio Though this ice cream flavor may contain ingredients many Spartans are
based ice cream (experiment with unfamiliar with, by joining the Dairy Store's line up, it will be "in the same
district" as all the other flavors. Lastly, spelling the second word
Baklava base) with both rose
"Merrymandering" instead of "gerrymandering" alludes to "happy
water and saffron-honey swirl
variegates in addition to pieces of meandering," another practice, whether in course of study or countrypistachio and a hint of cardamom. hopping on studies abroad, many Madisonians are familiar with.
Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America is required reading for all
James Madison freshmen and has been for decades! Bicameral is a
reference to the two houses within the US legislature, and Tocqueville
lauded the US' congressional system as being capable of combating the
tendency for despotism to concentrate in the legislative branch. Finally,
Salty
caramel
base
with
light
fudge
Alexis deCrunchville's
Bicameral Caramel Swirl swirl and shortbread pieces
this flavor combination is unlike existing Dairy Floor flavors!