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Brown is one of the most liberal of the Ivy League schools, but more libertarian than also-Leftist Yale University is.
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no justification for the word "intellectually" in the lead sentence to decribe this university; it borders on false advertizing.
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Updated president information
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February 19, 2015
added Brown U. prostitution references
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Reverted edits by Flmitchell (talk) to last revision by JoeyJ
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Corrected an unsubstantiated claim about the school's presumed political liberalism
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Updated president information, removed inaccurate and unsubstantiated claim regarding prostitution. Citations are needed throughout.
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Reverted edits by EdwardR (Talk) to last revision by IScott
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added sections on a few of the famous controversial administration-approved traditions
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spelling
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Removed claim that only four Ivy League universities accept homeschooled students. See talk page for main Ivy League article.
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Added context for founding date. Minor punctuation fixes. Removed unnecessary note about spelling of catalog. Changed link of hypertext to HTML. Linked Penn.
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April 20, 2008
Let's try to keep the Notable attendees of Brown to famous people past or present please
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Undo revision 435402 by Special:Contributions/KeithJoseph (User talk:KeithJoseph) -- Not notable
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→‎Notable Brunonians
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The Mukherjee "controversy" is a joke; there is no such thing as the "Bongmarket Street Riot", and traditional letter grades are more important than "optional".
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→‎History: removed a verse from a Pink Floyd song, was obviously a joke, and did NOT match the given citation.
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