In his Feb. 1 column "Democrats, Republicans and the Jews," Benjamin Bright '07 espoused, in an offhand remark, the one form of prejudice that is tolerated and even commended at Brown. Tucked inside an otherwise well-constructed column about a potential Jewish shift to the right was a quote from Sen. ...
Beginning sometime this week, the Office of Residential Life and the Undergraduate Council of Students will offer summer storage vouchers from Smart Movers, the Woburn, Mass.-based shipping and storage firm that offered last year's vouchers. This year's vouchers will be worth $60 - an increase of $10 ...
Seven years since it faced a budget cut of nearly 60 percent, the Critical Review still struggles to increase visibility for the print version of its publication and is hindered by low response rates to its questionnaires.
The Rhode Island Right to Vote Campaign, led by the Family Life Center and supported by Brown's Students for Sensible Drug Policy, is working hard to convince Rhode Islanders that extending voting rights to ex-felons will benefit communities and underscore the state's commitment to civil rights. In ...
As shopping period ends, Brown students settle into their new schedules, catch up on missed work and line up to pay hundreds of dollars for increasingly expensive textbooks. As publishers, professors and advocacy groups argue over whether pricey new editions and fancy features are necessary, students ...
Watch out, President Bush. "The Beat Back Bush Workout" is warning you - you better be ready to be danced on!
In the largest-scale competition the energy-efficient home design team has participated in to date, the RISD SOLAR team took 16th place out of 18 at the second Solar Decathlon on the National Mall in Washington Friday.
Entry-level student workers at Yale University can expect to make $3 per hour more and work an average of 3 hours per week less than their counterparts at Brown. Meanwhile, first-years on work-study at Princeton University have no choice in the jobs they receive. Although student employment is a common ...
In the past few years, Brown geology students have met professional astronauts, directed satellite cameras above Jupiter and its moons and traveled to Antarctica, thanks to federal funding.
The RISD SOLAR team will officially begin building its solar house in three weeks, but some construction at South Water Street began Tuesday with the erection of five "Shadow Pavilions" by groups of students in RISD's architectural design class.
Solutions by The State News
