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The Brown Daily Herald 93 (2001-10-15)

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2001
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  • RUTH SIMMONS INAUGURATED AS BROWN’S 18TH PRESIDENT: In Inaugural address, Simmons praises teachers, declares continued support for teacher ed programs:
  • Maria Schriber/ Herald:
  • THIS MORNING:
  • WEATHER:
  • Untitled:
  • GRAPHICS BY TED WU:
  • CALENDAR:
  • MENUS:
  • MARKETS:
  • Tuesday:
  • Wednesday:
  • Thursday:
  • Friday:
  • Saturday:
  • Sunday:
  • INAUGURATION 2001:
  • Past university presidents discuss future of higher ed in symposium:
  • Morfogen ’50 receives Alumni Association’s highest honor:
  • Enthusiasm for President Simmons remains high after Inauguration:
  • Celebrity-packed inauguration performances highlight the arts:
  • Lauren Mirsky / Herald:
  • Tougaloo Choir, Brown Orchestra end weekend on a high note:
  • Live *: Brown celebrates its new president with a night of music and food r-. â–:
  • Rebecca Pronsky '02 performed a Joni Mitchell song, among others, Friday night on Lincoln Field (top).:
  • Maria Schriber / Herald:
  • Vendors were on hand to serve hot sausages with peppers and onions to hungry students (right).:
  • Inaugural dance concert features modern, African dance stylings:
  • For Simmons, education was the key:
  • A WEEKEND FOR CELEBRATING:
  • WORLD & NATION:
  • IN BRIEF:
  • Anti-American protests erupt in violence near Pakistani air base:
  • Ministers consider moving World Trade Organization conference from Qatar:
  • U.S. calls anthrax incidents bioterrorism:
  • Newscom:
  • COMMENTARY:
  • A new kind of history:
  • RYAN LEVESQUI:
  • LETTERS:
  • Gould's football column poorly researched:
  • Academic honesty is for the benefit of the Brown community:
  • Heraldsphere needs discussion forum for editorial cartoons:
  • COMMENTARY POLICY:
  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR POLICY:
  • Gender Peer Counselors: not just for women anymore:
  • ROSE SHUMAN HANDSTANDS AND CARTWHEELS:
  • Deconstructing the ‘doubtful etymology’ of religion:
  • NICKSHERE CHAOS AND MEMORY'S RUINS:
  • ODDS & ENDS:
  • CROSSWORD:
  • ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE::
  • Ted's World:
  • !#$% Happens:
  • Abstract Fantasy:
  • Oh!:
  • Coup de Grace:
  • THE BROWN DAILY HERALD SPORTS EXTRA: BROWN'S SPORTS WEEKLY MONDAY, OCTOBER 15,2001 VOLUME I, ISSUE 18:
  • S . ■’ â– â– i .:Vs|pi ajji;-Qi: % leetHome '' ■• ' ‘ A crowd of 12,673 came out to watch the footbaIS tearh play one of its best games ©f the season/ defeating the Princeton Tigers 35-24 in this year's homecoming game. * " e? â– â– . • IP • â–:
  • INSIDE:
  • ECAC tennis champs: 3 long years in the making:
  • David Silverman / dspics.com:
  • Football overpowers Princeton in 35-24 victory:
  • Michelle Batoon / Herald:
  • ©AME HOTES:
  • Volleyball defeats Harvard, Dartmouth, now 4-0 in league:
  • Jerusha Saldana / Herald:
  • No. 21 Tigers drop women's soccer to tune of 4-1:
  • Vanessia Wu / Herald:
  • Men's soccer shutout in Ivy loss to Princeton, 3-0:
  • Princeton just too much for field hockey in 5-1 loss:
  • Jonathan Noble / Herald:
  • Yankees force game 5 with a 9-2 victory over Ars:
  • For the Yankees, an era will soon come to an end:
  • JON MEACHIN SUICIDE SQUEEZE:
  • Why the Red Wings will win this year's Stanley Cup: GUEST COLUMN:
  • SCOREBOARD:
  • Sports Trivia:
  • MLB Playoffs:
  • American League:
  • NFL ,Scores:
  • NFL:
  • Standings:
  • AFC Standings:
  • Around the Ivy:
  • Football:
  • Men’s Soccer:
  • Women’s Soccer:
  • Volleyball:
  • Field Hockey:
  • League Standings:
  • The Week Ahead:

Citation

"The Brown Daily Herald 93 (2001-10-15) " (2001). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1057517/

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