GSJ for July 24-Sept. 1998 Contents for July 24-Sept. Leonard Schlesinger, professor at Harvard Business School and member of Brown class of 1973, will become senior vice president for development. He also will hold a faculty appointment as professor of sociology and professor of public policy.
Scientists find the solar system's hottest surfaces on Jupiter's moon Io.
The findings, reported in the weekly journal Science, were made by a team that included Brown professor Jim Head. Brown Summer High School becomes a testing ground to find out whether the performing arts can be used to teach literacy skills. Alex Majunder will spend the next few months retracing the steps of millions of slaves as he participates in the Interfaith Pilgrimage of the Middle Passage. The need for a watchful eye. The July edition of the Resource, from the Department of Human Resources.