This fall, foliage isn't the only draw luring visitors to New Hampshire.The 60th birthday of Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., has spurred the Brown Students for Hillary group to plan a celebratory canvassing trip to Nashua, N.H., next weekend.
Far removed from the structured world of office hours and writing workshops, Professor of Literary Arts Erin Cressida Wilson has spent the fall semester off College Hill creating a world of her own. No run-of-the-mill screenwriter, she's deep in the trenches of Tinseltown, adding a distinctly Brown ...
Betsy Johnson, a freshman at Williams College, hasn't been able to wear a skirt for two weeks because of the scabby, red welts that cover her legs. She's not alone.
Dining Services workers late Thursday night voted to ratify the University's proposal for a new three-year contract by a 125-6 margin, according to Roxana Rivera, director of Service Employees International Union Local 615.
During an Oct. 13 meeting, more than two-thirds of Dining Services workers unanimously authorized a move to call for a strike next week if a new contract cannot be settled with the University, according to Roxana Rivera, director of Service Employees International Union Local 615.
With the Brown Dining Services workers contract set to expire midnight Thursday and negotiations plodding up to this point, the pressure is on for the union and the University to arrive at a new three-year contract, according to Rabbit Hoffinger, a first cook at the Verney-Woolley Dining Hall and a ...
University officials presented their new contract proposal to Brown Dining Services workers for the first time Wednesday, outlining two main objectives.
With the Brown Dining Services workers' contract set to expire Oct. 12, negotiations between the University and the union are scheduled to begin this month, according to University officials.
About 500 community members, faculty, students and staff participated in a Labor Day march and rally Monday afternoon to honor workers and advocate for immigration reform and equal health care protection for all Brown Dining Services workers.
As part of an initiative to curb alcohol and drug abuse on campus, the Campus Life Advisory Board Subcommittee on Alcohol and Other Drugs is expected to release a report by the end of the academic year making recommendations for policy changes.
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