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The NHL's Stanley Cup Playoffs offer a captivating and rewarding way to spend your sports time in the next month - both inside the arenas and on television and radio. If you watched the fans inside ...
The increase in first-generation college students accepted to the College this year - 20 percent more than last year - can be attributed in part to the success of the Talent Quest program, University ...
Maremont, who writes for the Wall Street Journal, was a history concentrator at Brown and graduated Phi Beta Kappa. He then received a master's degree from the Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism. ...
Candidates for UCS president
When Associate Professor of History Robert Self opened his mail earlier this month, he was "stunned" to learn he had received a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship, one of five Brown professors this year ...
The University held relatively steady in the Princeton Review's annual "College Hopes and Worries Survey," in which Brown was ranked as the No. 8 "dream school" by students and No. 4 by parents. Last ...
Five Brown faculty members are among the 189 people awarded Guggenheim Fellowships this year, the most ever for the University in a single year.
Ah, springtime - the sun is shining, the birds are chirping and MLB.com has news to report other than "Clemens still undecided" and "Craig Biggio excited for upcoming season." Yes, baseball has begun! ...
The University of Pennsylvania is bolstering the stature of its faculty with a new addition for next spring - actor Kal Penn, otherwise known as the stoner medical genius Kumar from the movie "Harold ...
Last week, I let you all know that the New York Yankees are the best team in the American League. Who will they face in the 2007 World Series? Here's how the National League will play out and who will ...
Problems facing the black community in America are primarily due to the breakdown of the nuclear family, the Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson told a half-filled MacMillan 117 Tuesday. His speech was followed by ...
In a surprising twist, the musical meta-critically describes itself by stating, "It's fun, it's opulent, it's Broadway." These words issue forth from Gussie Carnegie (Aja Nisenson '07), a Broadway siren, ...
The other day, when watching an episode of "24," I totally predicted what was going to happen before the hour was over. I can't explain it. It's as if Jack Bauer was in my head, whispering sweet nothings ...
Alistair Campbell is the advertising manager for Nike based in Beaverton, Ore. I spoke to him using my cellular phone device about his experience on the set of Nike's newest basketball commercial, titled ...
To the Editor:
New legislation proposed in the Rhode Island General Assembly could eliminate the power of the Electoral College in the Ocean State.
The United States stands at a critical geopolitical crossroads. The next year will determine whether the United States attains the position of power broker or sees its power break. The current situation ...
As an undergraduate, Davis Guggenheim '86 said he could "out-sleep" anyone at the Rockefeller Library. A self-described "total geek," Guggenheim said he would go to the Rock every night and would sleep ...
Last weekend, women's water polo co-captain Elizabeth Balassone '07 led Brown to six straight wins in the season-opening Ivy tournament at the Smith Swim Center. She scored a team-high 16 goals and was ...
Do you get excited when you hear the phrase "contract year"? Do you stay up until 2 a.m. to check the stats from Dodgers games? Have you memorized Coco Crisp's on-base percentage but can't remember your ...
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