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Zipcar membership doubles after minimum age lowered

Since Zipcar implemented changes to its program over the summer, the number of Zipcar members has almost doubled, according to the Brown Transportation Office. Last July, Zipcar lowered the minimum age for drivers from 21 to 18 and added two more cars to its fleet to raise the total number of cars on ...

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W. icers players shine both on the ice and the fields

Glancing around her office at photos of her past teams, women's ice hockey Head Coach Digit Murphy can recall numerous multi-sport athletes she once coached. The names roll off her tongue - Murphy immediately mentions Katie King '97, Becky Keller '97 and Tara Mounsey '01, all of whom were Olympians ...

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Captain's concussion highlights need for more trainers

Volleyball injuries are often limited to nagging ankle tweaks, knee sprains and dislocated shoulders. It's not considered a contact sport - players rarely even touch one another when the ball is in play. To see a concussion occur during the course of the game is a "freak accident," Head Coach Diane ...

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Strong showing at 'Big One' for fencers

The fencing squad returned last Saturday from its opening tournament of the season, "The Big One," also known as the New England Intercollegiate Fencing Conference Fall Invitational, at Smith College, with a convincing start to the season. Fielding a team of 21 fencers, Brown placed at least one fencer ...

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A different kind of Strait Talk

At the opening of the weeklong Strait Talk series, in which 15 student delegates from Taiwan, China and the United States try to mediate the tensions between the three nations, Associate Professor Jennifer Rudolph of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute described graffiti she had seen in Taiwan. "One ...

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Student group influences Ecuador's constitution

A little more than a week ago, Esperanza International, Inc., a student group focused on environmental issues in Ecuador, had its largest breakthrough to date when it introduced an article to the Ecuadorian constitution that establishes the right of nature to be preserved.

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