Bowel movements, generally considered taboo in conversation, are now up for discussion, thanks to two Brown grads who recently published a book that hopes to satisfy the curiosity of everyone who wonders but is too afraid to ask.
When Trish Capuano '11 attended her first rush meeting in February with members of Alpha Chi Omega and Kappa Alpha Theta, she was unsure which, if any, of the two campus sororities she would eventually pledge. In fact, she didn't even know which sororities the girls were members of, because they kept ...
A lawsuit recently filed against Wheaton College for its study abroad tuition policies by a Wheaton parent might, if successful, have ramifications for Brown and other universities with similar policies.
On a quiet Tuesday evening, in a seemingly empty T.F. Green Hall, sounds echo down the hallways and shake the walls as a group of students throw their weight against a set of enormous drums. Building these drums and learning to play them has been the focus of the Brown Taiko group since its inception ...
When she was in Kenya last year, Monica Melgar '08 used to take the bus from Nairobi to Kisumu. She's back in the U.S. now, but as unrest in the 35-million person, former British colony grows, Kenya is still on her mind. She learned that a bus on the route she took was recently stopped and burned, and ...
Many students go abroad to exotic locales, complete some community service and then come home. Caitlin Cohen '08 and Erica Trauba '07.5 have taken it one step further.
Debuting tonight, Production Workshop's final major play of the semester, "Stone Cold Dead Serious," explores the struggle for autonomy and hope within the confines of a broken and crumbling lower-middle-class family. The play, written by Adam Rapp and directed by Adam Mazer '08, manipulates the familiar ...
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