A Complicated Man
A farewell to Charles W. Colson ’53, a Nixon hatchet man whose time in jain turned him into an inmate advocate.
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Obituaries
Obituaries from the July/August 2012 issue.
Ruth’s Place
To honor what she's accomplished as president, the Corporation renames Lincoln Field after Ruth J. Simmons.
The Year in Sports
How did the Bears do during the 2011-12 academic year? Here's everything you need to know.
Change at the Top
Nine questions with Providence College grad Jack Hayes, Brown’s new director of athletics.
Networking
If your image of a classicist is a tweedy professor haunting dusty archives, think again.
Music
Boston’s Blue Heron choir has been performing and recording Renaissance music under the direction of Scott Metcalfe ’85.
Would You Blow the Whistle?
Blackballed by the Justice Department, Jesselyn Radack '92 now defends whistleblowers.
Writing as an Act of Faith
Doron Weber ’77 discusses the death of his son, Damon.
A Father’s Story
After the tragic death of his teenage son, Doron Weber ’77 writes a searing memoir that raises questions about his treatment.
Fate
A must-see at New York City’s Museum of Modern Art this summer is “A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters I—XVIII,” by photographer Taryn Simon ’97.
The Fixer
Movie producer Simon Kinberg ’95 writes vampire movies and earns up to $300,000 a week salvaging other writers’ scripts.
Lorena Garcia
During Senior Week, as they prepared to exit the Van Wickle Gates, several soon-to-be-graduates told the BAM what they’d been up to during their four years at Brown.
Emily Hsieh
During Senior Week, as they prepared to exit the Van Wickle Gates, several soon-to-be-graduates told the BAM what they’d been up to during their four years at Brown.
Francesca Zetar
During Senior Week, as they prepared to exit the Van Wickle Gates, several soon-to-be-graduates told the BAM what they’d been up to during their four years at Brown.
David Salsone
During Senior Week, as they prepared to exit the Van Wickle Gates, several soon-to-be-graduates told the BAM what they’d been up to during their four years at Brown.
Daniel Greenwald
During Senior Week, as they prepared to exit the Van Wickle Gates, several soon-to-be-graduates told the BAM what they’d been up to during their four years at Brown.
Nick Donias
During Senior Week, as they prepared to exit the Van Wickle Gates, several soon-to-be-graduates told the BAM what they’d been up to during their four years at Brown.
Evelyn Ansel
During Senior Week, as they prepared to exit the Van Wickle Gates, several soon-to-be-graduates told the BAM what they’d been up to during their four years at Brown.
Jessica Biesel
During Senior Week, as they prepared to exit the Van Wickle Gates, several soon-to-be-graduates told the BAM what they’d been up to during their four years at Brown.
Obituaries
Obituaries from the May/June 2012 issue.
The Shipping News
Engineer Joshua Brandt ’04 and architect Peter Gill Case ’83 joined forces to turn discarded shipping containers into sleek, energy-efficient homes and offices.
The Simmons Legacy
As she prepared to leave office, President Simmons paused to speak with the BAM about her life over the past eleven years, including her frank perspective on the University's ambitions and fears, how she raised $1.6 billion, what it means to be leader in a post -9/11 world, and how Brown students have changed her for good.