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Kirsch elected new Justice editor in chiefFormer Copy editor Hannah Kirsch was elected as the new editor in chief. |
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EDITORIAL: Thank you, Justice seniorsYour hard work paid off |
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University makes golf program's return officialBy: Ian Cutler The Department of Athletics announced that the golf program will continue next year after the team raised enough funds to run its operating budget. |
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Mayor of Newark to speak at graduationBy: Mike Prada Newark, N.J. mayor Cory Booker will give the keynote address at the University's 58th commencement. |
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CARS releases reportThe report recommends converting AMST, AAAS and Classics departments into programsBy: Miranda Neubauer |
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Newark mayor Cory Booker to speak at graduationBy: Mike Prada Booker, who has been mayor of Newark since 2006, will be one of seven individuals granted an honorary degree at the ceremony. |
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A family affairLooking at the loyal fans of women's basketballBy: Mike Prada |
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COMMENTARY: Getting the monkey off their backsBy: Mike Prada |
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ANALYSIS: Semantics over substanceShifting language confuses Rose decisionBy: Hannah Kirsch and Mike Prada |
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Univ not affected by MadoffBy: Shana D. Lebowitz Brandeis was on Bernard Madoff's list of clients but was not involved in his $50 billion Ponzi scheme. |
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GWU Law School Dean Frederick Lawrence named next University president Oren to grads: Dream and take responsibility University considering alternative options to selling art from Rose collection Science Posse to expand with grant Faculty vote in favor of American Studies changeover Watson chosen as new dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Burt addresses new honorees Pierre-Louis praises grads Profiles of five honorary degree recipients Sophomores awarded for academic achievement Construction projects around the new Mandel Center begin Corrections and Clarifications Police Log Softball: Judges go 2-2 in first NCAA appearance Propelling sports radio to a higher standard Track & Field: Teams compete before NCAA Championships The sports features page Giraffes balance silly with skill Voices of Soul bids dedicated seniors farewell VoiceMale amazes with rich vocals Brandeis Theater Company expresses profound themes in movement CoLab teaches through criticism A musical duo unlike any other 'Iron Man 2' is action-packed but lacks focus Summer movies are full of stars Vickers' album outshines previous competition Talking music with WBRS Pop culture
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