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The Lady and the Tiger
In rural Colombia, a creature inspires stories both real and imagined.
A Daughter’s Grief
She learned to cope with her mother’s suicide. Then everything fell apart.
Codrescu’s Taxonomy
The popular NPR commentator comes to campus
Why We’re Here
A symposium tries to create urgency about AIDS
The Innovation Ecology
Even a great idea can be wasted if you can’t make anything out of it
Asking the Right Questions
Are certain cancer screenings biased towards married women?
Side by Side
On Memorial Day 2,104 graduate, undergraduate, and medical students received their degrees. More than 7,000 people joined the Commencement procession. Oh, and there were a few surprises, too.
Into the Fire
Zac Unger grew up attending earnest progressive schools on the edge of Berkeley, California. He came of age as an environmental studies concentrator at Brown. So how did he end up chosing a career as a fire fighter?
On the Road Again
Mary Chapin Carpenter’s new CD is a map of journeys both physical and spiritual.
On a Fault Line
A portrait of Islamic society in shades of gray.
Stranger Than Fact
A novel based on the disappearance of a Rockefeller traces a son’s doomed quest.
Prize Winner
Farewell: Margaret Borden Lawton ’27
She Was Always Pushing for Women
Farewell: Mary F. Diaz ’82
Cosmic Questions
A celestial event that no living person has seen.
Long Distance
Cell phones make it easier to connect anytime, from any place. Or do they?
Spring Fever
As the weather turns warm, why not have class outdoors?
Where’s Home?
On campus, it’s down a hallway with the comforting smell of burnt popcorn.
Reading List
Elmo Terry-Morgan ’74