CORRECTION: A new version of this story has been posted due to a factual error. The Justice regrets the error.Faculty members discussed their research on the Middle Eastern economy and Iran's political situation at the Crown Center for Middle Eastern Studies' forum "What's Going on in the Middle East?" last Thursday.Director of the Crown Center Prof.
An article in News should have said there is a job description for Eco Reps posted on the Campus Sustainability Initiative Web site, and they are now hiring.
This year 60 percent of the first-year class brought Apple computers to school, bringing the school total to 40 percent Apple and 60 percent computers with Windows based operating system, a Library and Technology Services staff member said.The LTS Web site says that for the 2003 to 2004 academic year, about 79 percent of students had Windows operating systems and 20 percent had Apple computers with one percent of students using the Linux operating system.
Medical EmergencyAug. 27-A person's finger was stuck in a door at 110 Angleside Road.
Representatives from the Athletics Department will soon meet with administrators and Student Union members to discuss a plan for the new weight room in Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
University and Dining Services administrators extended brunch hours in Usdan Cafe from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Correction: A new version of this story has been posted due to a factual error. The Justice regrets the error.
As a blind student at Brandeis in the late 1960s, Dennis Shulman '72 had to create his own solutions to problems.
As the fall semester begins, Brandeis will be met with an enhanced emergency response system, including armed campus police, sirens and various ways of contacting students in case of emergency.According to Director of Public Safety Ed Callahan, "most of the [Public Safety] officers have gone through training" to carry firearms and five more officers have yet to undergo training.
This past fiscal year Brandeis received $90.4 million in cash gifts, including more than $25 million from alumni and $72.8 million in new pledges, making this the best fundraising year in the University's 60-year history.
Students call for Sheryl Sandberg's removal as commencement speaker
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McIlroy wins back-to-back at the Masters
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