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UJ lifts injunction against Shuster

by Anya Bergman | 05/20/2008

The Union Judiciary issued its unanimous decision in the Brooks v. Commission case to lift an injunction against Noam Shuster '11 last Monday following a May 3 hearing in which Shuster and former chief of Elections Nelson Rutrick '09 responded to a complaint submitted by Andrew Brooks '09.Brooks alleged that Rutrick should have disqualified Shuster and the other write-in candidate, Kaamila Mohamed '11, for elections violations during the race for senator-at-large this past spring.

Corrections

by Anya Bergman | 05/20/2008

An article in News stated that the blog innermostparts.org claimed that Andrew Brooks is anti-Palestinian.

Gelbspan calls for civic activism

by Anya Bergman | 04/29/2008

At Earthfest 2008's closing event Wednesday April 16, journalist Ross Gelbspan spoke about the severity of the global climate crisis and the recognition by citizens that a clean environment is the most important basic human right.Gelbspan has written extensively on the global climate crisis and appeared in the film Everything's Cool, which was screened at Brandeis last spring.

Treasurer proposes long-term goals

by Anya Bergman | 04/08/2008

Union Treasurer Choon Woo Ha '08 presented his State of Finance, a summary of his goals and accomplishments from his two years as treasurer, highlighting a cap on the Student Activities Fee for the 2008 to 2009 fiscal year last Monday night.

Free speech 'dead' on campuses

by Anya Bergman | 03/18/2008

Harvey Silverglate, founder and chairman of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, gave a lecture titled "The Death of Free Speech, Parody, and Vigorous Debate on Campus: Why Has It Happened, and What Is to Be Done?" last Wednesday in the Shapiro Campus Center Multipurpose room.

Admissions will move to admin buildings during construction

by Anya Bergman | 01/29/2008

In late May, the Office of Admissions will move to its temporary home on the second level of Bernstein-Marcus and the second floor of Gryzmish while the new Shapiro Admissions Center is under construction, according to administrators.The admissions offices are expected to move into the new admissions center in late summer 2009.According to Union Treasurer Choon Woo Ha '08, the accounts payable office, which performs tasks such as processing checks, will move to Turner Street in order to accommodate admissions.

Students reflect

by Anya Bergman | 01/22/2008

MLK Scholars & Friends and Students Organizing Against Racism led tours last Monday along Brandeis' freedom trail, comprised of six locations where students have acted out for change on campus and around the world.

64 percent response rate on Web course evaluations

by Anya Bergman | 01/15/2008

The first trial of online course evaluations last semester garnered a combined overall response rate of 64 percent from the College of Arts and Sciences and the graduate and professional schools, Provost Marty Krauss announced in a campus-wide e-mail Dec.

Police Log

by Anya Bergman | 01/15/2008

Medical EmergencyDec. 16-A caller in Ziv Quad reported that her roommate was sick. BEMCo treated the student and transported her to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital.Dec.

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