Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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A NEW INTENSITY has swept through Brown in recent years. It is seen in the faces of the students and faculty mem- bers, alike, and lieard in conversations all over campus. Jerry Haskins right, pins down a visiting lecturer. Blue Room conversations take on new depth and seriousness. Freshmen Jones and Hinman below talk o'er a few new ideas in an afterclass coke-and-coffee session. The fresh concern with learning is apparent in increased student-faculty involve- ment; Associate Professor John Hawkes, important young novelist Cannibal, The Beetle's Leg, and others and a creative writing specialist at Brown, talks with a student lower right who has discovered the excitement and pleasure of working closely with his teachers.

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SHERRYING, a custom on Resident Fellows' open house nights, plus a wide range of student- faculty bantering another custom, involves the four residents of Everett House pictured above. Paul Hie far right in picture, temporarily re- tired instructor of Spanish now working for his doctorate, is the Resident Fellow of Everett. He provides the sherry with the help of the Univer- sity which encourages Resident Fellowing by providing complimentary room, partial board, and an entertainment-for-the-dorm allowance for those faculty members, single or married, who are interested in the program. Everett House has two of them: Below, Robert M. Haythorn- thwaite, a member of the Engineering depart- ment and Senior Resident Fellow of the West Quadrangle, chats with a quintet of his dorm- mates. fR: N H 2 U4 OWR