To the Editor:Anthony Staehelin ‘10 ("A rare experience… that more people should have," April 10, 2009) misses the point. As senior IR concentrators, we are puzzled by Staehelin's focus on the presumed lack of student interest in international conferences and summits. While Staehelin is ...
For 1,700 poor elementary school students in Washington, D.C., the best chance for a quality education ended last week. Despite entreaties from Education Secretary Arne Duncan and even President Barack Obama himself, the Senate used the omnibus spending bill to eliminate the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship ...
This past Tuesday night, some underclassmen went to Wayland Arch and turned in their bid cards, thereby taking the first step towards becoming a Greek brother or sister. Although Greek life at Brown is noticeably less prominent than at many other schools, Brown does have somewhat of a Greek presence ...
Last Thursday, the Janus Forum hosted a lecture around the question: "Are there universal human rights?" As is usual for Janus Forum lectures, the talk involved two speakers with opposing views. On one side, Larry Cox, executive director of Amnesty International USA, argued that there are indeed such ...
Ahhh, Valentine's Day! It's one of the most commercial and seemingly ubiquitous holidays of the year, with every store from Whole Foods to CVS decorating its shelves with pink and red hearts. It's also a remarkable day because it affects almost everyone - some people will spend a romantic evening with ...
Ahhh, New Year's! The transition to a new year seems, as it always does, like the perfect opportunity to kick the bad habits we've been meaning to shed for some time. The first of January is that liberating day when we just start afresh, kind of like the reboot button on a computer. We all know that ...
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