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Does Steven Emerson '77, '77 A.M. know more than the FBI about the terrorists among us?

(from American Jihad)

For 200 years home ownership has been a milestone of social and material success in America. A historian traces the evolution of an idea.

With Far from Heaven, director Todd Haynes '85 peers behind the veneer of the fifties.

Forget the teams on the field. When it comes to enthusiasm and school spirit, Brown's cheerleaders can't be beat.

Despite last season's winning record, the men's basketball team won't be happy until the Ivy championship is within reach.

This year's new freshmen-only seminars give students an up-close-and-personal look at academic life.

Sunday-morning historian Geoffrey Wawro.

Jeffrey Eugenides's new novel takes place in the middle ground between male and female.

New books for young readers.

A young-adult novel breaks all kinds of barriers.

Tony Horwitz learns why no one in Niue likes white people.

Liz Steinberg Lange '88 designs stylish clothes for pregnant women.

Brown changes to early decision and finds itself out on a limb

The pros and cons of making amends for slavery

New students and new administrators at this year's Opening Convocation are evidence that change is in the air

Making it easier for campus police to fight crime

The endowment faces a bear market and comes out on top

Reflections of a semi-post-graduate road-tripping sojourner.

A lifelong love for the only really interesting story that doesn't contain sex.

Studying what motivates people to cast their ballot may reveal why so many others stay home.

From the March 1936 BAM