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Unfrozen

Professor Bathsheba Demuth is using the lessons she learned as a musher in Alaska to write a new environmental history. 

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Sports & Recreation
Estes and the Bears celebrate a win over URI at the 2015 Governor’s Cup.

Winning Streak

Coach Estes steps down
University News
illustration of Sharpe House

Wheel House

A historic home gets roller skates to make way for new construction
Politics & Law
Perez and Steele

Across the Aisle

Republican and Democratic party leaders find common ground
Student Life
two cupids circle each other

Valentine Wars

Dueling Facebook pages help students connect
Education

Perspectives on 1968

Nineteen professors and experts co-taught a class on the seminal year.
illustration of 1968 events
The Arts

Hardwired Wonderland

An audiovisual art installation explores synesthesia.
Gallery-goers experience audiovisual installation

The Classes

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January 9th, 2019

Jean Robertson Finn writes: “The furthest thing from my mind was attending my 70th reunion at the age of 91. However my son, Tom ’78, was celebrating his 40th and convinced me...
January 9th, 2019

Frederick D.O.D. Giannini writes: “I retired and practice law part-time on the Island of Hawaii. I live in Kealakekua, but not in a little grass shack.”

 
January 10th, 2019

Donald C. Eversley writes: The Black Alumni Reunion was the best Brown event by far I’ve ever attended. I’m happy to be working in both healthcare and economic development in South Bronx,...
January 10th, 2019

Vanessa Merker married John Swoboda on Sept. 16, 2018, at the Charles River Museum in Waltham, Mass. Maid of honor Emilie Aries ’09 and guests Rakesh Patel ’09, Christie Ciarlo ’09, and...

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“The Watson Institute’s estimate of $5.6 trillion as the price tag for U.S. military engagement since 9/11 (“The Price of U.S. Global Policing,” The Big Issue, Under the Elms, Nov/Dec 2018) contrasts...”
—Alan Tausch ’71
Simsbury, Conn.
In response to The Price of U.S. Global Policing (N/D’18):
“The only two letters in the Nov/Dec issue commenting on the Cecile Richards piece (“Rights, Now,” Sept/Oct) were so hateful they made me cringe. Then it occurred to me that no one...”
—Robert Schwartz ’70
Atlanta, GA
In response to Rights, Now (S/O’18):
“I very much enjoyed your article on veterans at Brown. I always felt it was a mistake for Brown to have thrown ROTC off campus—doing so didn’t have any positive effect on...”
—Mark de Regt ’74
Redmond, Wash.
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Sports

Sports & Recreation
Photo of Mike and Mike, sportscasters.

Mike and Mike

Michael Mancuso ’98 and Michael Rubin ’00 have called more than 700 sporting events for Brown Athletics.
The Arts
photo of Karyn Bryant ’90 covering UFC International Fight Week, 2017

Fight Club

Covering ultimate fighters and really cute dogs
Sports & Recreation
Photo of Sydney Cummings ’21 playing soccer in her Brown team uniform (number 20)

Taking It Home

Revisiting Dad’s country to play international soccer
The Arts
Photo of Jeff Zimbalist

Catch a Wave

Jeff Zimbalist ’00 tracks Kelly Slater and his surfing buds from their Hawaii youth up into the pros
Sports & Recreation

Gridiron Girl

Fantasy football’s only female analyst is shaking up the field
Line illustration of Liz Loza with a microphone
Sports & Recreation

Selling Soccer

A former Ivy League star is now one of the sport’s main boosters in the South.
Photograph of Darren Eales ’95 hugging Falcons and Atlanta United owner Arthur Blank in a stadium
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Cover of the Jan/Feb 2019 BAM, featuring professor Bathsheba Demuth in a big furry hat.
January/February 2019
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November/December 2018
Print cover of the September/October 2018 BAM featuring Brain Sciences illo
September/October 2018
Image of the cover of the BAM's July/August 2018 issue, featuring a photo of Kate Bornstein ’69. The cover line "Trans Icon" is visible.
July/August 2018