MSOCCER: Judges' offense awakens from slumber in 1-1 week
The men's soccer team just needed a break from University Athletic Association play. With five goals in two games this week, it seems the team has finally fixed its offensive woes.
Claire Moses
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Power of the individual
One individual can make a difference. This is the message Carol Moseley Braun, the first African American woman to serve in the United States Senate, conveyed at the fourth annual Eleanor Roosevelt lecture in the Shapiro Campus Center Theater last Wednesday.Braun's speech, called "Colored Water and the Power of One," was held to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Women's and Gender Studies Center.
Union Judiciary rejects Goldman's request for a rehearing of his case
The Union Judiciary rejected Union Secretary Michael Goldman's '08 request for a rehearing of his case, Maizlish v.
UJ finds constitutional violations
The Union Judiciary ruled Monday night that Secretary Michael Goldman '08 violated the constitution on two counts, by appointing a technology assistant outside the powers of his office, and by breaching implied constitutional standards of fairness by releasing voting tallies during elections.A few hours after the decision, Goldman's new counsel, Jordan Rothman '09, Sam Dewey '06, Albert Cahn '07 and Igor Pedan '05, submitted a motion for re-hearing the case.
UJ accepts case against Secretary
The Union Judiciary announced Sunday evening that a student's case against Student Union Secretary Michael Goldman '08-which claims Goldman violated the Union Constitution when he leaked voting tallies during two voting periods-will be heard publicly by Friday.
Ha adds six new people to office
Student Union Treasurer Choon Woo Ha '08 created six new positions for his office over the summer.
Univ mourns student death
Loved ones of the late Bernard Herman '08 gathered to remember his life last Wednesday in a memorial service held in the Berlin Chapel.
Hiatt Center hires career services veteran as director
After months of searching, the Hiatt Career Center hired its new director; Joseph DuPont, the creator of the career services office at Teach for America.
Comedic magazine to hold publishing next fall
The former editors of Gravity Magazine, who resigned after printing a racially controversial fake advertisement last month, announced that instead of creating an issue in the fall they will focus on implementing a more professional editorial process for the humor publication.The BlackJerry advertisement features a "BlackJerry," which it bills as an alternative to the popular BlackBerry cellular phone.
76 inducted into prestigious academic honors society
The 76 newly elected Phi Beta Kappa members from the junior and senior classes were inducted into the prestigious academic society Friday in Spingold Theater.
Despite allegations of racism and misconduct, Carol Simon reinstated
A note from the editor regarding Carol Simon and BWBB
Predicting top five picks of the 2024 WNBA draft
Brandeis staff, student, and facilities members protest against merit delays
“They Haven’t Done Their Homework.”