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The event was part of the Nonfiction@Brown series hosted by the English department and organized by Michael Stewart MA’07 and Elizabeth Rush, co-professors of ENGL 1190X: “Nonfiction Now.”

Liliana Greyf

Liliana Greyf is a senior staff writer covering College Hill, Fox Point and the Jewelry District, and Brown's relationship with Providence. She is a sophomore studying Literary Arts and a proponent of most pickled vegetables.

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Henry Wang

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By Henry Wang | December 16

Decisions will now be released on Dec. 17 at 7 p.m., according to an email sent to applicants Monday afternoon.

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Max Robinson

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By Max Robinson | December 15

FBI agents were seen Monday afternoon searching through bushes, snow and a parking lot on the block on Waterman Street between Hope and Cooke streets.

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December 15

Corner of Hope and Benevolent streets, photos taken at 2:18 p.m. on Dec. 13, publicly released Dec. 15. Courtesy of the Providence Police Department

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