Note: This column is a revised version of the original column, which was published by mistake. The Herald regrets the error.
Brown needs a place for strangers - a place where it is not only permissible but expected to engage with an unknown fellow student.
Whether it's through furtive texting, Facebook dithering or online shopping, virtually everyone has been guilty of defiling the sanctity of the classroom at some point. Less blatant, though perhaps more insidious, are the more subtle patterns of disengagement — muffled snacking, side conversations ...
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