Although calls to Brown Emergency Medical Services were up slightly this year compared to previous years, those familiar with these statistics told The Herald the increase is nothing out of the ordinary.
The Undergraduate Council of Students introduced and approved numerous changes to its Code of Operations during its general body meeting last night.
With a significantly expanded budget due to a $10 hike in the student activities fee, the Undergraduate Finance Board "had the opportunity to increase the budgets for a lot of groups" for 2006-2007, though the Undergraduate Council of Students took a notable $10,000 budget reduction, according to UFB ...
Featuring worn-out khakis and blue blazers - not the characteristic blonde braids or brass breastplates - "The Medium" is not your father's opera.
Ramos and about 20 other children celebrated their birthdays with 16 Brown students. The party, the second one of its kind this year, was thrown by Operation Happy Birthday, an organization dedicated to tutoring and mentoring underprivileged children and adolescents and throwing birthday parties for ...
Speaking yesterday at an all-day conference called "Anti-War Patriotism," Providence Journal columnist Bob Kerr said the Iraq war has an "awful lot of similarities with Vietnam" and claimed the U.S. government uses embedded journalists to "control the coverage" of the war. Kerr, who was joined on a ...
Mailings from the Office of Admission got a makeover this year. About 2,400 accepted students from both the regular and early decision applicant pools will receive a "stylish" and color-coordinated assortment of written materials and a car decal in their forthcoming deliveries from Brown, according ...
Just three days after the University Bookstore Review Committee issued a report recommending the Brown Bookstore be outsourced, a coalition dedicated to saving the bookstore's independence organized and launched a Web site. The Save the Bookstore Coalition has gained local support from, among others, ...
Tubestock, a longstanding Dartmouth College tradition of tipsy tubing down the Connecticut River, is likely to be cancelled this year.
The Ad Hoc Committee to Review Social Events Policy and Procedure will present a nearly 20-page recommendation today to Vice President for Campus Life and Student Services David Greene.
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