When studying becomes a juggling act
When a group of graduate students marched a coffin into a Board of Trustees meeting in 2000, they were making a point-albeit a dramatic one.
Alexandra Perloe
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The tears and the adjectives refused to flow
I stayed behind the group, dazed and concentrating on my feet as they shuffled through the thin powder coating.
A third of students shy away from alcohol
Thirty percent of Brandeis students do not drink, according to a survey conducted in February by the Alcohol and Drug Coalition, Residence Life and the Office of Institutional Research.
An Open door for service
Today marks the third Waltham Group Blood Drive of the 2003-2004 year. Behind the planning for this critical event are student coordinators and Brandeis' liaison to the greater community, Diane Hannan.Diane HannanRole at Brandeis: Community Service DirectorTime at Brandeis: 13 yearsjustFeatures: What exactly do you do as Community Service Director?Diane Hannan: Our major priority is identifying needs in the community.
Lemberg kids steal the show in 'Noye's Fludde'
Passive audience, be no more. To start the University Chorus' presentation of Noye's Fludde on Sunday, conductor Sarah Mead pointed her baton with a flourish-at the audience.Most of the 150 people seated in Slosberg Recital Hall then rose and began to sing: "Oh Heaven think of me, and purge away my sin!"We were meant to read the words and the melody from a song sheet enclosed in the program.
In the dean's antechamber
Bette Brennan stopped short in the middle of writing an email to clear time to tell us about her years in Brandeis offices, as an English teacher, and as a glowing mother and grandmother.
Get Acquainted
Heikki Jaason came to his post as Ziv and Ridgewoord quad director in the calm before the storm-just weeks before housing lottery numbers were assigned.
Dean's chairman, on his Brandeis ties
Steven Grossman was first drawn to Howard Dean because Dean had guts. About four years later, on Feb.
The 'singing mailman'
Mailing our letters, humming a tune, chatting with students, performing on stage-Bill Bowen does it all.
Usdan guy' dishes it out
For some strange, inexplicable reason, the line at his register is always the longest at Usdan. He is on a first-name basis with many students, and is a known figure around campus.
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