Criticize McDonald's failed attempts to redesign their brand
McDonald's has unsuccessfully tried to change their image several times in the past, but in order to keep their customer base they should stick to what they are known for.
Assess University's response to hurricane victims on campus
In light of Hurricane Harvey, the University could have made a greater effort to accommodate affected students.
EDITORIAL: Re-evaluate the University's current security practices
The board urges students and the University to take safety precautions.
Consider the implications of supposed American happiness
Americans claim to be happier than they actually are; this feign happiness seems to be unique to diverse areas like the United States.
Condemn abuse by entertainment industry members
Members of the entertainment industry are wrongfully pardoned for their history of abuse.
Views on the News: Proposed health care bill
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) proposed a new health care bill.
Recognize the polarizing effects of media streaming
The increased amount of digital streaming platforms has divided us.
EDITORIAL: Address the underlying issues within Student Union
The board urges Student Union to fix issues with their website.
Reject unfair criticism of affirmative action on college campuses
On Aug. 3, the Boston Globe published an article revealing that the majority of the students accepted into Harvard University’s class of 2021 were non-white.
Views on the News: Confederate Monuments
Following the events occurring in Charlottesville, Va., debates over the presence of Confederate monuments in public spaces have intensified.
Acknowledge detrimental effects of social media on youth
“Why our screens make us less happy” was the title of a TED talk given by psychologist Adam Alter this April.
Reconsider possible strategies for US-North Korea relations
When a CBS news journalist questioned U.S. Secretary of State James Mattis on a possible war with North Korea, Mattis’ austere and perturbed response was that this war would probably be “the worst kind of fighting in most people’s lifetimes,” according to a May 28 CBS article. It’s possible that the U.S.
Acknowledge completed campus improvement projects
Brandeis’s decaying infrastructure has long been a financial and aesthetic issue for the University, and this summer’s work to address campus construction represents a strong positive development in the University’s institutional planning and organization. In a Sept.
The Boston Red Sox still need improvement
Brandeis community reflects on antisemitism and campus support
AFCON Tournament result controversially overturned
Brandeis AAUP demands admin to cease business with Enterprise Rent-a-Car, primary provider of ICE’s vehicles
Road to the Oscars: “Sinners” and “One Battle After Another”