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The Jolie-Pitt celebrity daycare center may see an addition sooner rather than later. Brad Pitt reportedly told Italian state TV reporters that he'd be happy to have a fifth child.
Andrea Fineman
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First-year brings noise, funk
According to Jamele Adams, it's "the ultimate adrenaline for expression, be it romantic, political, comedic, underground, or commercial.
Regina Spektor to headline Fall concert
When the Student Events concert-planning committee was unable to book Guster and Matisyahu for their fall concert, the group turned to Facebook for ideas.
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The Jolie-Pitt celebrity daycare center may see an addition sooner rather than later. Brad Pitt reportedly told Italian state TV reporters that he'd be happy to have a fifth child.
Broken Social Scene frontman delivers tight yet snoozy performance
This past Tuesday, the last thing any Brandeis student wanted to do was spend more time outside in the hot sun.
Much more than a "woman writer
Many female authors find themselves pigeonholed as "women writers," especially when their novels and short stories are generally focused on female protaganists and their perspectives.
A celebration of Jewish song
Sometimes, an a cappella group needs a theme to keep its shows focused. Manginah, Brandeis' Jewish (read: almost all the songs are in Hebrew) coed a cappella group certainly took its theme, "The Manginah Bar Mitzvah Party," to heart, structuring the show in the form of a bar mitzvah service.
Listen first, read later
I checked out Panda Bear's "Bros" on a lark. I read no reviews, previews, profiles, interviews, blog roundups or advertisements for the song.
Concert crowd pitches in
The collective spirit that pervades indie music today generally manifests itself in large Canadian supergroups, guest glockenspielists and recombinant side projects, sometimes resulting in musical consequences bordering on the ridiculous.
Love is a Mix Tape' is a heartbreaking and hilarious mix of memoir and music idolatry
Each year, younger generations remember less and less about the '90s. Indeed, if you're 16 years old today, you were only nine when the peaceful, prosperous, liberally artistic '90s gave way to the 21st century.
BEMCo in the basement: supervisors speak on recent policy changes
“New Year, no genocide”: Brandeis Jewish Bund hosts first vigil this year
Will Art Survive? The Kennedy Center and Smithsonian under Trump
Brandeis receives overall F in college free speech
The Brandeis Jewish Bund holds first event of the academic year, grows interest from students in-person and online