Trinity Rep bewitches audience in intimate performance
The gravity of Trinity Repertory Company’s current staging of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” will stop you dead in your tracks.
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Math and monsters add up in children’s book
From the author of “The Pentagram Integrals for Inscribed Polygons” and “Spherical CR Geometry and Dehn Surgery” comes “You Can Count on Monsters,” a colorful picture book featuring 100 math-themed monsters. Professor of Mathematics Richard Schwartz’s first children’s book offers young children a unique math experience.
TWC searches for new director
The Third World Center has begun its search for a new director, following a semester under the interim leadership of Associate Protestant University Chaplain Reverend William Mathis.
Donors sponsor students face-to-face through web
While travelling to Tanzania in 2007, Matt Severson ’11 was struck by a problem: students in many parts of the world cannot afford a basic education. His solution, the School Fund, connects these students with donors who allow them to pursue primary and secondary schooling.
Donors sponsor students face to face through web
While travelling to Tanzania in 2007, Matt Severson ’11 was struck by a problem: students in many parts of the world cannot afford a basic education. His solution, the School Fund, connects these students with donors who allow them to pursue primary and secondary schooling. The School Fund, a non-profit organization which began with a single student in 2008, requires little infrastructure beyond its website, where photos and biographies of students from Tanzania and Haiti are posted
BUGS gets campy in ‘Ruddigore’
“Ruddigore” is “a parody on melodrama,” far more over-the-top than any other Gilbert and Sullivan show.
‘Boot camp’ to train student infantry
Boot camp is coming to Brown — but without the barbed wire and ropes course.
Love Your Body Day raises sex-ed awareness
A lack of comprehensive sexual education is one of the greatest challenges facing today’s young people, a feminist activist told Macmillan 117 Wednesday evening as part of a day-long celebration of sexual health.
Number of A’s awarded grows for another year
Grades at Brown have never been higher. For the 2009-10 school year, 54.4 percent of grades were A’s, 21.9 percent B’s, 4.1 percent C’s and 16.5 percent were S’s, according to statistics published by the Office of Institutional Research. Only 2.5 percent of grades were recorded as no credit.
Chinese democracy: Xu Wenli speaks out
Xu Wenli, a leader of China’s democratic party and a senior fellow at the Watson Institute for International Studies, conducted a European tour across 14 nations this summer.
Math and monsters add up in children’s book
From the author of “The Pentagram Integrals for Inscribed Polygons” and “Spherical CR Geometry and Dehn Surgery” comes “You Can Count on Monsters,” a colorful picture book featuring 100 math-themed monsters. Professor of Mathematics Richard Schwartz’s first children’s book offers young children a unique math experience.
TWC searches for new director
The Third World Center has begun its search for a new director, following a semester under the interim leadership of Associate Protestant University Chaplain Reverend William Mathis.
Donors sponsor students face-to-face through web
While travelling to Tanzania in 2007, Matt Severson ’11 was struck by a problem: students in many parts of the world cannot afford a basic education. His solution, the School Fund, connects these students with donors who allow them to pursue primary and secondary schooling.
Donors sponsor students face to face through web
While travelling to Tanzania in 2007, Matt Severson ’11 was struck by a problem: students in many parts of the world cannot afford a basic education. His solution, the School Fund, connects these students with donors who allow them to pursue primary and secondary schooling. The School Fund, a non-profit organization which began with a single student in 2008, requires little infrastructure beyond its website, where photos and biographies of students from Tanzania and Haiti are posted
BUGS gets campy in ‘Ruddigore’
“Ruddigore” is “a parody on melodrama,” far more over-the-top than any other Gilbert and Sullivan show.
‘Boot camp’ to train student infantry
Boot camp is coming to Brown — but without the barbed wire and ropes course.
Love Your Body Day raises sex-ed awareness
A lack of comprehensive sexual education is one of the greatest challenges facing today’s young people, a feminist activist told Macmillan 117 Wednesday evening as part of a day-long celebration of sexual health.
Number of A’s awarded grows for another year
Grades at Brown have never been higher. For the 2009-10 school year, 54.4 percent of grades were A’s, 21.9 percent B’s, 4.1 percent C’s and 16.5 percent were S’s, according to statistics published by the Office of Institutional Research. Only 2.5 percent of grades were recorded as no credit.
Chinese democracy: Xu Wenli speaks out
Xu Wenli, a leader of China’s democratic party and a senior fellow at the Watson Institute for International Studies, conducted a European tour across 14 nations this summer.
