Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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May Above: Scott Poulson-Bryant '89 talks with Jessika Bella Mura '89 Right: Eric Rydholm '89 on bike enjoys a moment on the Green with Tom Gardner '89 and Toastmaster Stephen p Feldman '89 6People

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Brown University is a center of diver- sity in which all members of the commu- nity live and learn, together and about each other, in an atmosphere of plurality. It is the people of Brown that give mean- ing to a Brown education. Individuals can retain their autonomy while working together to widen their horizons and to acquire knowledge. And this has brought students of every race, religion, and social background here to Brown. The people of Brown create an image that attracts keen minds and validates itself with a curriculum full of intellectu- Green. ally challenging courses. Brown gradu- ates the Class of 1989 and others leave with a sense of decency and pro- portion, with the ability to crticize and question, but justly, accurately, and with intelligence. Today, the wide spectrum of the peo- ple of Brown represents a tradition of learning over two centuries in the mak- ing a tradition of mental adaptability and independent judgement. Brown's healthy individualism exhibits itself in the vitality of the community and in the concern of its members for one another. Inset: Angelica DeVaris 91 enjoys a Gate meal on Pembroke Green. Above: Students relax on the Bridge Prop by Henry Moore. Above right: Seniors Steve Tannenbaum '89 and Susan Lofgren '89 bide their time on the