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The Universitys popular Program in Liberal Medical Education, which admits students into an all-inclusive undergraduate and medical school track, unwittingly accepted 48 prematurely born infants instead of the usual academic hopefuls. With the addition of unripe neonates to the ranks of future doctors, the program has once again been put under question for whether its early decision process is undermining the quality of the medical student body.

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48 Weird Looking Babies Admitted to Brown in PLME/Premie Mix-up

Much like discussing weather, family, and politics seems to be a safety net for those unskilled in the art of conversation, so to is discussing the quality of cafeteria food. Asking almost anybody that eats in a cafeteria about the food is like asking an engineering major “Mac or PC?” You guarantee yourself an emotionally charged, detail-oriented conversation lasting no less than 30 minutes, free of awkward silences.

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Leutner Dining Café opens to pleasant reviews