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Dystopia Calling

Bruce Miller ’87 breathes terrifying new life into The Handmaid’s Tale.

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Humanities & Culture
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Toilet Papers

A course on the history and science of human excrement is not a “gut.”
Business & Entrepreneurship
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Zap, You're Charged

An idea to get EV owners back on the road
Student Life
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Sober Spring Break

Fun and connection for an "invisible minority"
Humanities & Culture
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Big Game Hunting

One family’s passion for collecting Victorian table games
Humanities & Culture

Tomato, Tomatl, Nahuatl

Professor Iris Montero dives deep into the language of the Aztec
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Science & Tech

No Accident

Human conception can happen a little too easily—or it can seem almost impossible.
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The Classes

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May 7th, 2019

Maxwell “Mac” Sturtz, who turned 100 on Jan. 24, marked this special milestone with a grand party attended by more than 60 close friends and relatives who came from far and wide...
May 8th, 2019

David Chichester writes: “In the spirit of downsizing and seizing an attractive housing opportunity, Hilde and I moved on Bainbridge Island from a large home with a great view on the southwest...
May 8th, 2019

Sue Wotiz Goldstein writes: “Irwin and I continue to enjoy living and working in San Diego. San Diego Sexual Medicine is 12 years old and neither one of us is ready to...
May 13th, 2019

Jennifer Reid writes that she enjoys expanding the worldviews and sociolinguistic skills of middle-school students by teaching them to speak French. Her specialty is transforming shy seventh-graders into gabby eighth-graders by embracing...

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“In regards to Alice Goldberg Lemos ’81 PhD’s letter in the March/April issue: When one says they are pro-life, it rings hollow because this same group does not support government programs to...”
—Frances Murphy Araujo ’61
Providence
“When I entered Brown in 1980, tuition and room and board was $8978, the equivalent of $27,544 in 2019 when adjusting for inflation. The latest tuition increase of 5 percent (to $74,000)...”
—Chip Sternbergh ’84
New Orleans
csternbergh@ochsner.org
“It’s been a very long time since an article has elicited such a sense of hope in me (“Dyed in the Wool,” January/February 2019). As a Brown graduate who values developing the...”
—Laura Weis Fleischmann ’75
Teaneck, N.J.
In response to Dyed in the Wool (J/F’19):
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Sports

Sports & Recreation
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Ultimate Fame

An Ultimate Frisbee pioneer reflects on his college days
Sports & Recreation
Noah's skates

Ice Hockey, Played Badly

Noah Cowan ’19
Sports & Recreation
Photograph of Sadie Kurzban ’12 making a silly face

Cardio Blast

What started as campus fun is now a thriving busines
Sports & Recreation
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Speed Queen

Sophomore Sydney McKee takes the wheel
Sports & Recreation

Erg Don’t Lie

An Olympic hopeful smashes a 22-year record
Photograph of Alex Miklasevich ’19 holding a crew boat
Sports & Recreation

Service Through Sports

Connecting pro athletes with their communities
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July/August 2019
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March/April 2019
Cover of the Jan/Feb 2019 BAM, featuring professor Bathsheba Demuth in a big furry hat.
January/February 2019