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The lecture kicked off the Democracy Project’s first public event, “Begin Again: Democracy in Crisis.” The program promotes the University’s study of democratic values and norms, according to the project’s website.

Neil Mehta

Neil Mehta was the editor-in-chief and president of the Brown Daily Herald's 134th editorial board. They study public health and statistics at Brown. Outside the office, you can find Neil baking and playing Tetris.

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Eddie Glaude P’18 calls for reimagining of American history at first Democracy Project event

Sinners movie poster. On bottom is an ominous building surrounded by figures, in the middle a guitar floats containing each of the main characters and on the top a man’s eyes glow with the whole poster burning with red.

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February 3

Different from any other horror movie, “Sinners” is not a scary film but succeeds in its ability to portray evil in all of its forms.

Photo of the archeological site, with rocks surrounding the cleared-out space.

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February 3

At Torre d’en Galmés, the team uncovered over a dozen large house compounds and various historical artifacts.

Photographed action shot from Brown v. Dartmouth men’s basketball game. Brown has the ball while being guarded by a Dartmouth player.

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February 3

Coming off of the narrow loss to Princeton last week, the Bears were eager to go against the Crimson and the Big Green.

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