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Athletics, Performing Arts, Humanities, Geo- Math Sci. and Residential Centers. Even Political Science has been assured a few more professors. Sages have queried whether Brown, with lll other small private colleges, can outlast the decade. The Program for the Seventies hopes to insure the future of this venerable institution. Just to make sure Brown would survive the next few years, the Corporation raised tuition, room and board by $400. With two donations already totalling $4 mil- lion and the possibility of foundation grants for education, Brown may be back on the road from its annual million dollar deficits and meager facilities. While campus atmosphere and quality of education seem more important than spend- ing money on building, the Program for the Seventies promises to integrate both and solidify Brown's leadership in the field of education.
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7 Illlllllllllb 4 lt doesnt take long for most students to realize the abysmal lack of facilities at Brown. For instance, have you ever tried . . . finding a parking space seeing a Cornell game at Meehan watching a play or movie in Faunce House pit using library facilities for physics and bio simultaneously receiving immediate medical aid at Andrews House if you're a girl finding a small humanities course which interests you meeting members of your coordinate institution living in most university housing attending a class in Whitehall Nevermore, quoth the Raven. Brown has launched its $92 million capital funds drive to build long overdue projects and implement the liberated curriculum. On the docket are decade-old plans for
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During the summer of 1969, bill- boards and bumper stickers heralding the coming of a new era sprung up boldly across Providence Plantations. They promised a Bear Rebellion, and pictured Bruno scowling at the Nar- ragansett frigate. The campus was anxious and resolute, ready to avenge the humilia- tions of the past, waiting to experi- ence the feeling of power that comes with beating the odds. We were set with a sharp new formation and the best group of sophomores in years. 1l
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