Evan Sweren: Loved and lost
Peel away the brick, take away the railings and there’s a story well worth sharing. Brown has owned 93 Benevolent St., the former home of Edward Mitchell Bannister, the preeminent black painter of the ...
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Peel away the brick, take away the railings and there’s a story well worth sharing. Brown has owned 93 Benevolent St., the former home of Edward Mitchell Bannister, the preeminent black painter of the ...
It’s hard to know a first for anything. When he started loving poetry; when he first saw a boat; when he started scribbling on surfaces; or when, for the first time, he stayed up late at night so that ...
There have been a number of headlining slips of tongue in recent months, from Brian Williams’ mismemory turned into a flat-out lie to Justine Sacco’s AIDS joke morphed into a career-ending punch line. ...
I didn’t make my college decision based on potential dining experiences. Sure, it might have helped to consider how each school feeds its students — just another barometer of an institution’s financial ...
These days, I’m not surprised when someone gets away with stealing millions of dollars of art. Just the other day, three men posing as volunteers walked out of a gallery in London with thousands of ...
The second in a series of columns on Brown’s libraries and academic spaces. Here are some highlights from President Christina Paxson’s letter to the Corporation on plans for the new applied ...
This is the first in a series on Brown’s libraries and study spaces. If you haven’t been to the newly renovated Rockefeller Library, don’t bother. If you haven’t been to the newly renovated ...
Imagine a school called FRISB with a long-standing relationship with another school called Frown — dating to, say, 1902. And say FRISB offers courses in something Frown has never taught — say, astrophysics. ...
Once upon a time, there was a poplar. It was a Lombardy poplar. And everyone loved it very much. People would come and take cuttings and plant it and play botanist. And in 1784, one man took a cutting, ...
This weekend, the University began the 250th celebration of the College’s founding. At the center of the celebration, a 3 percent replica of University Hall stood poised to feed 1,400 attendees. There ...