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Rhea Rasquinha

Rhea Rasquinha is a Metro editor covering development and infrastructure. She also serves as the co-chief of illustrations. She previously covered College Hill, Fox Point and the Jewelry District. Rhea is a senior from New York studying Biomedical Engineering.

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Brown community members weigh future of affirmative action

Photo of two framed photos atop bouquets of flowers. In the photo on the left is Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov ’29, who is smiling and wearing a graduation regalia. In the photo on the right is Ella Cook, also smiling at the camera.

Anna Luecht

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By Anna Luecht | December 16

Photos of the two deceased victims were left at a memorial in front of the Van Wickle Gates.

Photo of President Paxson speaking at a podium. To the left is Mayor Brett Smiley. Behind her is Providence Chief of Police Oscar Perez.

Anna Luecht

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By Anna Luecht | December 16

Over 60 law enforcement officers were patrolling Brown’s campus earlier today, according to President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20. “Right now, campus feels very secure,” she said.

Photo of two individuals standing embracing each other from the side as they look at bouquets of flowers in front of the Van Wickle Gates.

Anna Luecht

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By Anna Luecht | December 16

Solutions by The State News