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"Ivy League Hookers"
By Ellen Wernecke | November 27On March 12, 1986, readers of the New York Post got a glimpse of Brown University they might not have expected.
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Review: How Prince Hal got dissed, got riled and got the crown
By Ellen Wernecke | May 8As the prince himself put it, "Two stars keep not their motion in one sphere."
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Neighbors' lawsuit on LiSci impact continues
By Ellen Wernecke | April 12As the Life Sciences Building nears completion, a lawsuit claiming the University did not adequately report the building's impact on the neighborhood has yet to be resolved.
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Ajello, others object to Rhode Island's CAFTA commitment
By Ellen Wernecke | March 8A free-trade accord signed by Gov. Donald Carcieri '65 has Rhode Island lawmakers steamed over possible federal interference in state contract bids.
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Progress seen at Hope High as Brown ratchets up involvement
By Ellen Wernecke | February 27Brown students are becoming more involved at Hope High School, while a recent report by the Rhode Island Department of Education shows major improvement since the school's reorganization by the state last February.
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Review: New Plays shed light on creative process
By Ellen Wernecke | February 12"This is not a production," said Professor of Literary Arts Paula Vogel at the introduction to Saturday night's performance of "New Plays Festival 24.1."
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Top free fun
By Ellen Wernecke | November 1For people who grew up with no public transportation besides the neighborhood carpool, the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority is a magical invention that, for less than the price of an Awful Awful, can whisk a broke college student all over this great state. But to consider RIPTA as just a means ...
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"Hedwig" is powerful, provoking thanks to title character
By Ellen Wernecke | September 19In "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," Musical Forum has attempted a difficult, nearly implausible project.
