May / June 2002 He’s a Gua-getter The strange career of Rob LaBelle '85. Outing the Dead Was Handel inspired by same-sex love? Just Desserts Lisa Loeb '90 wants to do it all. Digital Dancing James Buckhouse '96 has New Yorkers tapping - on their Palm Pilots. Plumbing the Depth of Our Differences Three young novelists confront incompatibility Salem’s Conscience In the latest Broadway revival of The Crucible, Laura Linney '86 brings a classic to life. The Symbol What one man's obsession reveals about the Stars and Stripes. The Cadet Myko Hull '03 is a proud member of ROTC - even though the program was banished from campus thirty years ago. Paying for Growth Taking Care of the Future President Simmons explains what Brown needs - and why. Spatial Revelations Art for the artistically inexperienced. ID, Please A campus confrontation takes on racial overtones Hardball A cable-TV pundit lets loose Since Last Time Against the Lunatic Fringe Salman Rushdie comes to campus Jump Start Need-blind admissions get a $15 million advance Buildings We Never Built Examining the roads not taken 60 Seconds With… Ellen Waite-Franzen: Vice President for Computing and Information Services Kramped Style It's beautiful, but can you wear it? Woman’s Voice From 1800 to This Week Ways of Killing Thinking the unthinkable Faunce House Blues Where to go after class? A Visit to Bamako A researcher discovers the urgency of her work. Speech Matters Civil liberties after 9/11 Monkey Mind The most-reported Brown science story ever? This Is Not a Memoir Getting interviewers to read your book - not you. A Child’s Eyes The secret of the Swearer Bear. My Life, Badly Dubbed Remembering the world before it was split in two. The Next Level Women's hockey makes the Frozen Four. A Matter of Time, Skill, and Courage Men's hockey has its best season in four years. Choosing Sides at the Olympics Divided loyalties in Salt Lake City. The Other U.S. News College Rankings How do you measure success in college athletics? The More Things Change… From the June 1927 BAM Shift Mates Jack Murphy '48 and Jim Tyrrell '48: Fifty years after graduating, they met. No Resting Place Frank Huddle '65: Tajikistan's new ambassador finds himself under "embassy arrest." Data Points Fresh Ink New titles from Brown authors. Critic’s Corner Mail Room Game Day In the News Alumni in the Headlines Obituaries
