January/February 2010
Features
Back to the Moon
peters_hands_thb.jpg After the last Apollo mission, the United States abandoned the moon to explore Mars and other parts of the solar system. Now we’re going back, thanks to a group of Brown scientists and visionaries who are revising some of our basic ideas about the world around—and above—us.
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Bearish on the Moon
bearish_thb.jpgThey helped make possible the exploration of Mars. Now Brown scientists are leading a new wave of lunar exploration.
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Sound Bites
SoundBite_thb.jpg Why we need academics to explain their work and research to the rest of us.
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New Digs
rihall_01_thb.jpg If you think of archaeology as a dusty, tweedy discipline, you haven’t been inside Rhode Island Hall lately.

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Break Time
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Surrendering to God

redding_thb.jpgANN HOLMES REDDING '72

A defrocked priest asks: is it possible to be both a Christian and a Muslim?

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Living off the Sea

oysterfarmers_thb.jpgValy Steverlynck '93 & Eric Horne '92

They chucked the city life to farm oysters in Maine.

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Dreamcatcher

twittertruck2_thb.jpgJustin Vitarello ’02 & Adam Vitarello ’05

Hungry? Check Twitter: the circus may be nearby.

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A Labor of Love

ewald_thb.jpg If kids could work more, would they be less inclined to join gangs?

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Every Teacher and Student Deserves Respect
sizer_thb.jpg A farewell to Theodore R. "Ted" Sizer.
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Threads of Color
finally_pic_thb.jpgA family's passion for dance and celebration.
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