Senior charged for assaulting 2 cops
Waltham Police arrested a student who allegedly assaulted two officers in the early hours of March 25, after what police described as a violent and hysterical confrontation with Brandeis and Waltham officers.
Dan Hirschhorn
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Disclosure: The Justice's role in the SAF reform process
The following disclosure was originally printed, in only slightly different form, in the Justice's Feb.
What Simon says
BRUNSWICK, Maine-Coach Carol Simon is almost always in the same place during women's basketball games, but that doesn't mean she's staying still.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: The Justice is your paper: tell us how we can serve you
The Justice is not my newspaper-it's yours.The Shapiro Campus Center is almost always bustling, even at 2 a.m.
The sports features page
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Track: Judges look to get on track at Bowdoin
Coming off a six-week break, the indoor track teams struggled in their second meet of the season, with the women's squad placing second of four teams and the men's side finishing in last place last Saturday at the Bowdoin Invitational The Bowdoin men won their home competition with a score of 121 points, more than double Brandeis' 55.
Stein cited for serving underage students
In one of 84 attempted sting operations in a single night, Waltham Police cited the campus' Stein restaurant for selling liquor to two underage persons on Nov.
The laugh heard 'round the world
Lecturer Dr. Mona Dorsinville-Phanor (ROCL) unleashes a hearty laugh, the kind that really makes anyone nearby laugh along with her-but nobody said anything funny.
Marshall apologizes for joke at commencement
The chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, who was the keynote speaker at Brandeis' 54th annual commencement ceremony in May, apologized on Friday for a remark she made at the ceremony, the Associated Press reported.Margaret Marshall, who authored the landmark November 2003 decision to permit gay marriage in the state, apologized for a remark she made during the ceremony about "red states." Her commencement speech in May opened with a comment on the blue and white balloons hanging from the ceiling that later rained on graduates.
Commentary: 'Deis fans and players see the light
As dusk approached on a dark Friday night, only a sliver of purple sky remained on the horizon to bring light to the ground below.
Brandeis Jewish Bund holds protest to go “All out for Palestine”
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Ed Sheeran: one night in Ipswich
Waltham residents protest the Trump Administration