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On top of the character development, the show is top-rated in its funny yet accurate portrayal of Judaism.
Presented by the Brown Arts Institute, “Between Past and Future" explores questions about history, preservation and the ways people relate to the past.
In the game’s opening minutes, Brown dominated on both ends of the field.
Jill Davidson ’89, middle, is the development and communications director at environmental nonprofit Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council. Courtesy of Friends of Jill Davidson
The “Everywhere I Go” exhibit at the Providence Public Library on Tuesday. Cyrus Highsmith hopes his exhibit motivates young, aspiring artists to begin creating their own sketchbooks.
When play resumed in the second half, the Bears pounced first with Ayla Sahin ’28 sending the ball low toward the center of the goal.
Joy Okonye ’27 tallied Brown’s first shot of the match, sending the ball to the top right corner of the goal, just barely missing wide.
Saturday’s game got off to a slow start, with neither team managing to shoot in the first 20 minutes.
Jacqueline Zhang ’27, vice president of Brown Democrats, led a planned trip to New York City to canvass for New York state Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani’s campaign.