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Artist Pam Hall was reminded to begin each day mindfully and with full attention.
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Demolition
With a few swings of a wrecking ball, the Smith Swim Center became no more in February.
Astronomy
Professor of Geological Sciences James Head '69 PhD says, "We'll be seeing terrain no human has ever seen before."
Foreign Affairs
Ali Allawi, a former senior minister in the post-Saddam Iraq government, urged his countrymen to seize the moment and take control of their own destiny.
Nature
Patrick Dougherty's sculpture was destroyed in March when a gale sent a nearby elm tree crashing down on it.
Sports Replay
New York Giants celebrating on Broadway after this year’s Super Bowl.
The Power of Music
Carmen Cors '93Can the didgeridoo be what’s curing her cancer?
Into the Woodshed
Adam Rubin '84 & Theodore Whitehead '84 What happens when a stockbroker and a lawyer decide to chuck it all and go split wood?
High Scorer
Gwyneth Walker '68She's no household name, but she's among the most-heard composers in the United States.
Settling Down
Marcia McBeath '45Settling Down a Long Way From Home
Game Day
Game Day: Mark McAndrew ’08 led the Bears to a school-record nineteen wins this year.
The Last Round
Seniors Blythe Crane and Larry Haertel are hoping to lead their respective golf teams to Brown’s first-ever Ivy championship titles.
Major League
Two of last season’s baseball stars reported to spring training in the majors this year.
Helping Africa
A new program provides help for students from sub-Saharan Africa.
Pay As You Go
John Bolton and Richard Holbrooke debate reforming the U.N.
Women and Breast Cancer
Charging women anything for a mammogram makes bad business sense and even worse medical sense.
Today’s Racists
Angela Davis, as angry as ever.
Eating Disorder
A healthy diet is simple, says Michael Pollan: if it won’t rot, don’t eat it.
Stepping Up
Attention parents: a Brown education just got more affordable.
Looking For A Job?
Why look to the experts when you can get advice from a pal?
Bringing Up Baby
Edward Hardy’s new novel reads like a kiss on the noggin.
Too Jew For Who?
Sean Altman ’83 writes songs for a new generation of Jews willing to poke fun at their culture.