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Serving up a new season

(03/10/20 10:00am)

The Brandeis men’s tennis team, which was ranked eighth in the country among Division III teams by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, traveled to Minnesota at the end of February to compete in the ITA Division III National Men’s Team Indoor Championship. The Judges had a solid three days of competition, finishing in fourth place with strong showings against top division and national rivals.

https://www.thejustice.org/article/2020/03/serving-up-a-new-season

Union and PARC roll out SipChip drug test kits

(03/03/20 11:00am)

SipChips, devices that test for date rape drugs, will be available to students at no cost from March 4–11. Brandeis will be the first school to have these devices available at an institutional capacity, according to organizers Ricki Levitus ’20, Director of the Prevention, Advocacy, & Resource Center Sarah Berg and Student Union President Simran Tatuskar ’21. 

https://www.thejustice.org/article/2020/03/union-and-parc-roll-out-sipchip-drug-test-kits

Working group talks sustainability with Brandeis students and faculty

(03/03/20 11:00am)

The Community Engagement Working Group of the President’s Task Force on Campus Sustainability hosted a community forum about climate change last Monday with the goal of garnering the recommendations and opinions of both students and faculty on sustainability at Brandeis, and providing context of the University’s current situation.

https://www.thejustice.org/article/2020/03/working-group-talks-sustainability-with-brandeis-students-and-faculty

Brandeis Body Positive is here!

(03/03/20 11:00am)

The American Counseling Association defines body image as an “individual’s evaluations and affective experiences regarding their physical attributes.” Body image has become of particular interest over the course of the last few decades, with an increasing number of programs and workshops being implemented as part of high school and college curricula. The increased focus on promoting positive body image stems from societal standards and expectations around physical appearance — standards that deem thinness as more attractive and healthier than other body types. With the mass use of social media among teenagers, such standards have become more widespread, and young individuals are increasingly engaging in unhealthy eating habits and excessive exercise in an attempt to acquire certain looks. While issues with body image are more common among women — mostly because puberty, menopause and pregnancy are often accompanied by an increase in body fat — it is important to highlight that these issues can affect anyone at any point in time. 

https://www.thejustice.org/article/2020/03/brandeis-body-positive

Iowa Caucus debacle: The good, the bad and the ugly

(02/11/20 11:00am)

As of Feb. 9, only two days before the New Hampshire primary, there is still no officially announced “winner” of the Iowa Democratic Caucuses. Nevertheless, it seems as if the campaigns have moved on, with the fallout from Iowa likely cemented no matter what the candidates might have to add a week later. What is interesting, however, is what that fallout — either predictably, or unpredictably — might be.

https://www.thejustice.org/article/2020/02/iowa-caucus-debacle-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly

Potential sale of New York Mets to Steve Cohen falls through

(02/11/20 11:00am)

If New York Mets fans are indeed envious of their neighbors who root for the New York Yankees, it is understandable. The Yankees have won 27 championships in the team’s 106 years (approximately one championship every four years) while the Mets have won two championships in their 57 years of existence (approximately one championship every 30 years).  

https://www.thejustice.org/article/2020/02/potential-sale-of-new-york-mets-to-steve-cohen-falls-through