I see my hero through his gait. I remember that he rarely wears a jacket, never carries an umbrella, sometimes uses a cane, but I know him for his speed and his pronounced limp. Though he would probably deserve just as much recognition without the limp, I may not have noticed him if his walk wasn’t unique. He walks every day even though it appears difficult; I know because I watched him from my bus stop each morning in...

Brown Supplemental Essay: What is an academic experience, project, class or book that has influenced or inspired you? The three front entries of the Pentecostal church in town remind me of the entries to the three cella of Etruscan temples which differed from Greek temples not only in their three entries as opposed to one but also in their large porches and high bases. It spews out of me. I inform people, but somehow they don’t understand. I saw...