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Brown Daily Herald
Canfield ’28: Hegseth dishonors Brown military students
On Monday, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth spoke at the Naval War College in Newport. During his fiery speech on the dangers of civilianizing military education, he announced that he had cut the NWC’s ties with Brown. He commented that “the only place more stridently ideological in one direction more than Columbia or Harvard is Brown.” But his announcement that he had directed the end of the 2014 Research and Education Memorandum of Agreement between Brown and the NWC was only a blip in his half-hour speech. The attack on Brown, however brief, follows a pattern of insults to the many Brunonians who served their country in the military. Brown and its military-affiliated students have made impressive strides in the past 15 years to ensure our community is welcoming to our service members and prepare students for service careers. By disrespecting that community, Hegseth dishonors these students.
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Brown Daily Herald
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Brown Daily Herald
Editorial: Students need syllabi to pre-register for classes
Pre-registration for the spring semester is upon us. This week holds special anxiety and excitement for undergraduates across grades and disciplines. As Brunonians compete for limited course spots, students face uncertainty over not only whether they will get a spot in a class, but also what the classes they register for are all about.
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Recap: Bristol Warren Board Approves Baseball Field, Gives Warren Football Receipts
Mount Hope High School will get an on-campus grass baseball field, paid from the construction contingency at no more than $3.657 million, presenters said within the $186 million project target. One member said Warren could have saved about $2 million over 30 years without it. Warren will also receive the Thanksgiving football game gate receipts.