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Bearing Witness

Professor Elizabeth Rush lifts up voices from the coastal communities hit hardest by climate change.

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April 6th, 2022

Gerald Michael ’66 ScM writes: “Shirley and I enjoyed our travel to the Middle East to help our daughter settle our granddaughter into an Arabic study year abroad in the Kingdom of...
April 6th, 2022

Warren Marcus writes: “In April of 2020, I had a near-fatal bicycling accident. My recovery has gone exceptionally well for many reasons, but particularly, and in no small part, because of the...
April 8th, 2022

Craig Cogut ’75 was presented with the Leader in Sustainability Award at the 15th Annual Global Wellness Summit, a gathering of international global wellness economy leaders. Craig is the founder, chairman, and...
April 8th, 2022

Darryl Heslop and Jide Aradeon ’97 ScM are becoming green entrepreneurs with their foray into the rapidly emerging legal cannabis industry. Subject to a licensing award, the duo plans to open three...

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One Day, Two Ivy Titles

Victory was decisive and extra sweet for women’s volleyball and soccer after returning to play this season.
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A Life on the Ice

NHL veep Chie Chie Yard ’94
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Band of Brothers

For former teammates, a partial stake in Hot Rod Charlie is a good bet
First Person
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18th-Century Swordplay

Five minutes with Kris Cho ’22
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A Woman Ref Breaks the Ice Ceiling

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Sports & Recreation

One Day, Two Ivy Titles

Victory was decisive and extra sweet for women’s soccer and volleyball after returning to play this season.
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“Interesting article. I believe that the history of neuroscience (and the Intro to Neuroscience course) at Brown goes back further than you indicate. As an undergraduate and graduate student in the 1970s...”
—Bob Mair ’72, ’75 ScM, ’79 PhD
Durham, N.H.
In response to Frontal Lobes and Fun (J–M’22):
“I lived under segregation with hatred and bigotry in Tuskegee despite the fact that the largest economic force was a VA for Black patients barred from white hospitals. We were able to...”
—Daniel Thompson ’70
Atlanta
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