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The Brown Daily Herald 35 (2001-03-15)

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Year:
2001
Local ID:
BDH

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Table of Contents

  • Return to sender: 12 years after its last renovation, Brown’s crowded post office looks for ways to expand its space:
  • Josh Apte / Herald:
  • Pres. Blumstein, Robert ’62 rebuff protest coalition:
  • U. forms committee to study non-academic disciplinary reform:
  • Slobodan Milosevic’s fall from power subject of packed Watson lecture:
  • Noelle Bates / Herald:
  • THIS MORNING:
  • WEATHER:
  • Untitled:
  • GRAPHICS BY TED WU:
  • CALENDAR:
  • MENUS:
  • THE RATTY:
  • THEV-DUB:
  • MARKETS:
  • Newscom:
  • IN BRIEF:
  • Police search for motive in hit-and-run death of wild geese and ducks at Roger Williams Park Zoo:
  • Woman’s boyfriend cooperates in murdersuicide investigation:
  • CAMPUS NEWS:
  • ‘Shadow University’ co-author speaks on ‘speech codes in drag’:
  • Noeile Bates / Herald:
  • RC program thrives while MPC,WPC programs struggle:
  • Activist River Huston delivers Matthew Shepard Memorial Lecture:
  • THE STORYTELLER: ‘Fenton’ keeps students enthralled with classic yarns:
  • Joshua Coleman / Herald:
  • SPORTS:
  • Women’s tennis starts winter season on top with 3-2 record:
  • Women’s ski team finishes seventh in season’s final tournament at Boise:
  • Athlete of the Week:
  • Women’s hockey goaltender Dreyer ’03 shines in Bear net:
  • Josh Honeyman / Herald:
  • WORLD & NATION:
  • BRIEFS:
  • Putin envoy offers assurances that only defensive weapons sold to Iran:
  • FBI searches home of Internet adoption broker:
  • GOP lawmakers edging away from Bush on estate tax repeal:
  • Violence spreads in Macedonia as Yugoslav units enter buffer zone:
  • More nations impose foot-and-mouth livestock ban:
  • Gender makeup of top positions at high-tech companies mostly male:
  • ACLU, black activists to ban racial-profiling in Cincinnati:
  • Scientists say satellite confirms greenhouse effect:
  • COMMENTARY:
  • Fixing it:
  • NICK CARLISLE:
  • LETTERS:
  • Right to breathe trumps right to smoke in common areas:
  • Newspapers have obligation to present all sides of debate:
  • No cancer risk from dorm smokers:
  • EDITORIAL AND OPINIONS POLICY:
  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR POLICY:
  • Stratisfied society may be bad for everyone's health:
  • DMITRI SEALS D'S NOTES:
  • One-time tests of ability do not account for bad days:
  • ABBY SHOBEN ABSTRACTION:
  • Free speech is only for those who can afford to pay: GUEST COLUMN:
  • AASA stands in support ofTWC’s demands of Herald: GUEST COLUMN:
  • ‘Scientific proof merits second glance:
  • Conservative views needed for balance on campus:
  • EMS call stats corrected by director of service:
  • Destruction of Marvel is a sad ending for a historic gym:
  • Critism of protest shows lack of sophistication:
  • Bible not crystal clear on gaysex:
  • Pedophilia, homosexual sex not equal:
  • Beale's use of Bible selective:
  • French, not gays to be blamed for societies ills:
  • ODDS & ENDS:
  • CROSSWORD:
  • ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE::
  • By Sarah Keller © 2001 Tribune Media Services, Inc.:
  • Fluble (:
  • Ted's World:
  • Checkmate:
  • If I Was a Spice Girl:

Citation

"The Brown Daily Herald 35 (2001-03-15) " (2001). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1056485/

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