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Student unions
When undergrad marriages needed the dean’s OK
Married couples in Brown Hall
By Donald W. Maloney ’49 Keep readingLiving in the 'Barracks'
By Bill Swan ’68 Keep readingStudents who wed
By Bob Louden ’52 Keep reading
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By Arthur Diaz ’82 Keep readingLeading the way from oil
By Tom Powell ’54 Keep reading
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By Guy Tudor ’56 Keep reading
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By Kury Hughes ’91 Keep reading
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By Benjamin R. Beede *62 Keep reading
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Schoolhouses rock
In today’s education-reform movement, alumni lead the charge
Wanted: More alumni in education
By Reed Dyer ’94 Keep readingCharter schools help only a few
By Jasmine Alinder ’91 Keep readingSchool-reformers' impact
By Mark Peevy ’92 Keep reading
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An economic life
From the classroom to the White House dining room, professor Alan Blinder ’67 has unusual clout
Economic remedies
By Kai L. Chan *08 Keep readingUsing a misleading term
By Laurence C. Day ’55 Keep readingTight-jawed over tax credit
By H. Philip Brandt II ’60 Keep reading
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By Richard Trenner ’70 Keep readingBeing part of an elite
By Alan McKenney ’75 Keep reading
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