Sarah Weddington may have helped secure the right to abortion for American women, but last night she told a packed Salomon 101 that today's pro-choice citizens need to stop resting on that victory.
In order to ensure undergraduate interests are represented in the debate over adding pluses and minuses to the grading system, the Undergraduate Council of Students passed a resolution Wednesday night to secure permission for one of its representatives to attend meetings of the College Curriculum Council ...
Wal-Mart's official code of conduct for its overseas suppliers may mandate the humane treatment of workers, but in reality it is just empty words, according to the overseas delegation of three Wal-Mart workers who spoke Monday night in List Art Center as part of the International Wal-Mart Worker Tour. ...
Brown students might gripe about the housing lottery every spring, but they are all guaranteed a place to live. At other colleges, students are sometimes forced off campus and into scarce, expensive housing by their sophomore years.
It's Tuesday morning in early April, and most students shuttle to class, heads bowed against the relentless rain. One, however, strolls calmly across the Main Green as though the sun were shining pleasantly. His head moves up and down to the music in his headphones. It takes a lot more than a prolonged ...
Under most circumstances, bathroom graffiti is an ubiquitous, harmless fact of life. But in 1991, scribblings on the Rockefeller Library's bathroom doors ignited a campus-wide controversy that would revolutionize the University's sexual harassment policy - or lack of one.
With the introduction of TheFacebook.com to the Brown campus after spring break, students will be able to network online with each other in more personal ways.
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