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Brown Alumni Magazine
Brown Alumni Magazine Video of producer Allison Abbate ’87 talking about the making of Wes Anderson's "Fantastic Mr. Fox." http://bit.ly/709u0q
Brown Alumni Magazine Memorial service for school reform pioneer & former prof. Ted Sizer on campus 12/8 @ 4 pm, Manning Chapel.
Brown Alumni Magazine Brown & IBM add new 14 trillion calculations/sec supercomputer to campus. Will share with other RI researchers. http://bit.ly/5z3Djf
Brown Alumni Magazine Calling all puzzle people: Jonah Kagan ’13 cowrites today's NY Times crossword puzzle. You have to pay to see it online, tho.
Brown Alumni Magazine White House adviser Bruce Riedel ’75 calls Afghanistan troop increase "a very bold gamble" during visit to campus. http://bit.ly/5UIPUC
Brown Alumni Magazine Still looking for holiday gifts? How about items made by fellow alums, as featured in the annual BAM Gift Guide? http://bit.ly/5K0ne3
Brown Alumni Magazine An inside look at Guantánamo detainees from the lawyers who defend them. http://bit.ly/5zMSus
Brown Alumni Magazine Have a recession and two wars convinced us we we need to rely less on our cars? http://bit.ly/6LyU2c
Brown Alumni Magazine Read the BAM's profile of Sara Ruhl here: http://bit.ly/2z6hnX
Brown Alumni Magazine "In The Next Room, or the vibrator play" the newest from Sara Ruhl ’97, ’01 MFA opens to glowing reviews. http://bit.ly/43Tm6M
Brown Alumni Magazine Professor of Literary Arts Keith Waldrop wins this year's National Book Award for poetry. http://bit.ly/1otXSW
Brown Alumni Magazine Check out the film by Koji Masutani ’05 that asks what would have happened in Vietnam if JFK had lived. http://bit.ly/222CIF
Brown Alumni Magazine Lucy DeVito ’05 & mom Rhea Perlman to join cast of Nora and Delia Ephron's play "Love, Loss, and What I Wore." http://bit.ly/1eW1cW
Brown Alumni Magazine Popular historian & emeritus professor Gordon Wood writes on why historians write dull academic books—and should. http://bit.ly/3ZK9HR
