From distributing a "Disorientation Guide" to staging a die-in in front of the Textron headquarters this spring, the left-wing activist group Students for a Democratic Society has been a forceful presence on campus this year. Dormant since its collapse in 1969, chapters of the group - including Brown's ...
When Toby Simon was in college in the 1960s, it was nearly impossible for an unmarried woman like her to get birth control pills. Undaunted, Simon bought a box of Cracker Jacks, put on the fake diamond ring she found inside and told her doctor she was getting married and wanted to go on the pill. It ...
The audience at Production Workshop's "The Flies," which is slated to run from Dec. 8 through Dec. 11, will feature an element perhaps more appropriate for the hit NBC show "Fear Factor." As they gather to watch Jean-Paul Sartre's 1943 adaptation of the Greek drama "The Oresteia," audience members will ...
"Is what you see real?"
Those who attended the Parents Weekend keynote lecture given by Robert F. Kennedy on Oct. 20 likely saw Brown Spectator staff members handing out copies of the journal's most recent issue. The cover story, written by Sean Quigley '10, is titled "Robert F. Kennedy, Jr: Another Joke from the Kennedy Family." ...
In the middle of lecturing earlier this month for AF 57: "Black Feminist Thought and Practice in the U.S.," Professor Tricia Rose Ph.D. '93 pauses for a moment to take stock of the class. "Are we going too fast? Are we going too slow? Are we falling asleep?"
Kids from the YMCA, Fox Point neighborhood and the Boys and Girls Club joined Brown volunteers for a Fit 'n Fun field day on Friday afternoon.
Following months of controversy and a nine-week investigation, an ad hoc faculty committee at Columbia University released a report Friday on student charges of intimidation in Middle Eastern studies classes. The grievance report found no proof of anti-Semitism but cited one instance of inappropriate ...
Brown medical student Eric Huang, En-Ling Wu '08, Juliza Lam '05, and Flora Yee-Kwong '05 from the Reformed University Fellowship asked students passing through the post office for donations to help Rhode Island's Liberian refugees.
Six candidates for the directorship of the new Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World visited campus this month, according to Dean of the Graduate School Karen Newman, who chairs and organizes the search committee.
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