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A HISTORIC CITY: Students on the Brandeis in Siena program this summer, traveled to Siena, Italy to immerse themselves in studio art and art history.
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A HISTORIC CITY: Students on the Brandeis in Siena program this summer, traveled to Siena, Italy to immerse themselves in studio art and art history.
LEFTY HACK: Outfielder Ryan Tettemer ’18 makes contact with the ball against Tufts University at home on April 4.
POSESSION BATTLE: Forward Samantha Schwartz ’18 (left) wins possesion from a Lesley College defender in a 1-0 win last Sept.
AIRBORNE SHOT: Lia Goldberg ’18 serves during a game against the United States Coast Guard Acadamey last September.
Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering addressed the class of 2015 at Sunday's commencement excersises.
REAL LIFE ORIENTATION: Bethany Adam ’15 was selected as the student speaker and spoke on lessons learned from first-year orientation.
WISHING FAREWELL: In his final president’s report, Lawrence discussed the importance of the role of professor.
END TO AN ERA: President Fred Lawrence spoke at the 64th commencement exercises about his time as president, before introducing Thomas Pickering as the commencement speaker.
PLAYING WITH FIRE: The Brandeis community came out to both watch and play Glen Kaino’s “The Burning Boards,” a piece in which chess is played with candles.
MATCH OF THE MASTERS: Provost Lisa Lynch (center) played against Misha Vilenchuk ’16. Vilenchuk won after one of the longer matches that night, but Lynch commented in an interview with the Justice that she believes that he went easy on her.
WINDUP: Pitcher Sean O’Neill ’18 pitches in the Judges’ 5-4 defeat against regional competitor Tufts University on April 4.
HOLD ON: The play included many plotlines, spanning various time periods. Each plot included the death of a last black man on earth.
SING IT OUT: Although The Death of the Last Black Man in the Entire World is primarily a play, the one and a half hour production included some musical numbers.
NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE: Dorothy (Elena Insley ’15) wakes up in the dreamland of Oz and prepares to make her journey to meet the Wizard. The ‘Dark Side of Oz’ piece was designed by Jeremy Perlman ‘15 and choreograhed by Mikah Atkind ‘15.
STAYING CALM: Logainne SchwartzandGrubenniere (Jenna Kahane ’15) shows off her balance while she sings about the extreme pressure her two fathers place on her.
AM I SMART?: Leaf Coneybear (Rodrigo Alforo Garcia-Granados ’18), who thinks he is not capable of winning, attempts to spell a word while his co-competitors look on.
READY TO SPELL: The six main contestants of the spelling bee wait for their turn to be called up to the microphone to spell.
ATTENTIVE MODERATORS: Enthusiastic previous spelling bee champion Rona Lisa Peretti (Gabi Nail ’18) and uninterested vice principal Douglas Panch (Jason Haberman ’15), the moderaters of the spelling bee, provide spellers with context for words.
Pushing for Action: Students gathered to share their beliefs about why the Al-Quds and Brandeis partnership is important.
A NEW SETTING: Curatorial Interns Sofia Retta ’15 (left) and Sarah McCarty ’15 discuss how the exhibit will affect Farber’s study space and explain their choice in location.