Lainie Rowland: Anything but a cheesy column
My senior year of high school I wrote a paper for my AP Language class trying to figure out what makes going to college worth the money.
My senior year of high school I wrote a paper for my AP Language class trying to figure out what makes going to college worth the money.
The University’s budget for fiscal year 2018 unsurprisingly includes tuition increases that outpace inflation by almost twice as much.
Over Thanksgiving break, I used my brief leisure time to do something I generally don’t get to do: read a book for pleasure.
The presidential election has been the spectacle most on my mind recently, as many of my classmates likely understand.
Last week, The Herald reported Brown’s announcement that it will consider undocumented applicants as domestic applicants in the admission process.
As opinions editors, we have a vested interest in how the Brown community forms and expresses opinions.
I always laugh at the idea of taking a “fourth class”— that three of the courses we take are for our concentration and the fourth is “just for fun.”
My hometown is a college town — it houses three small liberal arts schools whose students are a fixture of our demographic.
This is not the first column written about Donald Trump’s ascension in the polls, nor will it be the last.