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Published: Thursday, June 16, 2011
Updated: Sunday, April 28, 2013 23:04
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The Justice is the independent student newspaper of Brandeis University. Operated, written, produced and published entirely by students, the Justice includes news, features, arts, opinion and sports articles of interest to approximately 3,100 undergraduates, 800 graduate students, 500 faculty and 1,000 administrative staff.
In addition, the Justice is mailed weekly to paid subscribers. The Justice is published every Tuesday of the academic year with the exception of examination and vacation periods.
Editor in Chief: Tate Herbert
Senior Editor: Andrew Wingens
Managing Editor: Adam Rabinowitz
Production Editor: Sam Mintz
Deputy Editors: Jeffrey Boxer and Robyn Spector
Associate Editors: Celine Hacobian, Joshua Linton, Nan Pang, Adam Rabinowitz, Yosef Schaffel, Tali Smookler and Marielle Temkin
Acting News Editor: Marissa Ditkowsky
Features Editor: Jaime Kaiser
Forum Editor: Glen Chesir
Sports Editor: Henry Loughlin
Arts Editors: Rachel Hughes and Jessie Miller
Photography Editors: Josh Horowitz and Olivia Pobiel
Layout Editor: Rachel Burkhoff
Online Editor: Sara Dejene
Copy Editor: Brittany Joyce
Acting Advertising Editor: Schuyler Brass
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