In light of the current economic situation and high unemployment rate in Rhode Island, Gov. Donald Carcieri '65 is holding an economic forum at the Rhode Island Convention Center this afternoon to figure out solutions to the problem.
Ben Biller was tired of store-bought soda. As he saw it, when brand-name companies injected carbon dioxide into their products, the drinks stopped being natural. So about a year ago, Biller decided to take matters into his own hands.
The 53 people who make up the Corporation, Brown's highest governing body, arrived on College Hill yesterday, as they do three times a year, to review the University's priorities and meet with top administrators behind closed doors. But its makeup is largely unfamiliar to most on campus.
A link to Amazon.com and a new, independent domain name are among recent changes to Mocha, the popular student-created online course-shopping service. But one change announced last year has not come about: integrating Mocha with the Banner online registration system.
Prospective teachers and hopeful educators filled Wilson 101 last night for a Teach for America informational panel featuring various former teachers who currently are in different careers and stages of life. Led by Lisa Krauthamer, senior recruitment director for Teach For America, the session was ...
Wednesday morning, Max Ashby '12 woke up at 10 a.m. and began his morning routine. But when he got to the shower, the water had been turned off. He went back at noon, and again, he was not able to make use of the shower.
DENVER - Myrth York, a three-time candidate for governor in Rhode Island, is one of the Clinton delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Denver who has switched her support to Democratic nominee Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois. Despite a few remaining devotees of New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, ...
The class of 2011 doesn't know much about those little pink slips. But students who arrived before electronic registration was introduced in April 2007 vividly remember filling out the Pepto-Bismol-colored add/drop forms, rushing up to professors after class to get their signatures and then waiting ...
It's hard to miss the new big-budget buildings and construction projects transforming Brown's campus, but as students walk past the new, mammoth Sidney Frank Hall for Life Sciences on the concrete path that will soon be reborn as a greensward linking the Pembroke and main campuses, a more immediate ...
Just a few years ago, getting into - and paying for - Brown was a whole different ballgame. At the beginning of 2002, the University didn't have a need-blind admission policy, offered only $46.3 million annually in financial aid and its senior class had been admitted from a pool of 15,490 applicants. ...
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