A cappella fest: singing for a cause
Starving Artists' annual A Cappella Fest was held last Sunday night in Olin-Sang to benefit Project Zawadie.
Brian Paternostro
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Face Book to be published by Student Union, not Student Life
The Brandeis Face Book, traditionally given out at the beginning of the year to all first-years, will now be produced by the Union Senate and distributed free of charge starting next year, according to Union President Joshua Brandfon '05.
Fubu strikes a pose: first Asper award
The urban sportswear company FUBU was given the first Asper Award for social entrepreneurship in a ceremony that took place of the Faculty Club after a forum for global entrepreneurship yesterday.President of CanWest Global Communications Leonard Asper '86 started the project as a way of giving back to his alma mater, "beyond the obligatory $100 or $200 check." The Asper Award honors an individual or company which has displayed extraordinary leadership and innovation in the field of global entrepreneurship, according to a Brandeis International Business School press release."Like this school, entrepreneurship is about being part of something that is being creative," Asper said.
New amendments presented
The Union's Balloting Task Force recently proposed three new amendments to the constitution to be placed on voting system during spring elections.The Senate hopes the new amendments will clarify and change election procedures and better define the duties of elected officials.
PeopleSoft to replace Webreg
Brandeis will be using Student Administration Gateway's PeopleSoft system to replace WebReg for the March 2004 registration period.
Program proposed to connect students and professors
Students and Professors Interacting Now (SPIN) is a Senate proposal designed to build bonds within the community and is to take place next year.Executive Senator Erica Lemansky '05 and Union Treasurer Andrei Khots '05 wrote the proposal to restart the program, which will include an entire week of events of interaction between students and faculty.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent