Wake-Up Call
A former Israeli prime minister addresses the war against terror
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Brown Always Came First
David J. Zucconi ’55, former executive director of the Sports Foundation, loses his final match—against cancer
Rapping in Palindromes
Q&A: Rapper MC Paul Barman ’97 takes toilet talk to a new level.
What Do Kids Really Want?
A Web site with tips on crushes, sibling rivalry, and surviving middle school.
Critic’s Corner
Unmarriage, Best of 2002
Marvel’s Marvels
A building is demolished, but its character lives on.
A Man’s World No More: Phyllis Papani Godwin ’48
Flunking husband 101, but beating Home Depot.
Co-opted into Government: Dorothy Njeuma ’66
Bringing higher education to an African homeland.
From the Gridiron to the Pits: George Pyne ’89
Where the Ivy League meets NASCAR.
The Will to Lead
Farewell: Marvin Bower ’25
A Class Act
Farewell: Victoria Santopietro Lederberg ’59, ’66 Ph.D.
The CEO of Freedom
Farewell: Archie williams ’56
Chief Confidant
Farewell: John K. McIntyre ’39
The Dope on Hash
From the January 1932 BAM
Beating the Odds is Only Half of It
When an accident damaged Peter Wegner’s brain, he was told he’d never be normal again
In the News
Alumni in the Headlines
Fraternity Paddles Banned!
From the November 1937 BAM
Fresh Ink
New from Brown Authors
Trial by Fire
When a fire killed ninety-nine nightclub patrons in West Warwick, Rhode Island, on February 20, Don Carcieri ’65 had just begun his term as the state’s new governor. His management of the tragedy earned him national acclaim, but now he faces another firestorm: the fight to balance the state’s budget.