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No One Intimidates Campo
A farewell to Florencio Campomanes '51 AM.
Obituaries
Obituaries from the July/August 2010 issue.
Adding to the Past
Introducing Pat Laughlin, the new men's soccer head coach.
Crib Notes
Not a big sports junkie? Here's the only report you need to read about the year in Brown sports.
What’s Obama Like?
Alumni working in the White House give their impression.
College Admissions Panic
Relax, the pros advise parents. It will all turn out fine.
Blowing Kisses
President Simmons works the crowd.
Freshmen All Over Again
The medical school graduates its first doctors since the historic health-care reform bill.
2010 Honorary Degrees
Focus on this year's Honorary Degrees.
The Big Party
Brown celebrates its 242nd graduating class.
Sign Language
The mystique and secrecy behind Phi Beta Kappa.
Lessons in Prejudice
How a white student became the first president of Brown’s NAACP chapter.
Take These Books to the Beach
A murder mystery and a light romance to read on the sand.
Who Killed Pat Tillman?
A new documentary by Amir Bar-Lev ’94 tracks the lies behind the death.
Playing Against Type
Lynn Nottage’s plays are not only good; they’re unpredictable.
Sculpture
Orly Genger '01 takes needlework out of the parlor and into the factory.
Artistic Industrial Complex
From her nerve center in New York City, Sarah Morris ’89 sends films, installations, and paintings around the world.
Television
Laura Linney '86 returns to the small screen.
Two Teens, One Name
The inspiration for the latest young-adult novel by David Levithan '94 comes from his own experiences as a Brown undergraduate.