Dusty Baker Exposed
Editor's Note: The Justice regrets the publication of this column which appeared in our Oct.
Dan Passner
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Brandeis students talkin' baseball
Hey there sports fans, it's that time of the year when the stars are in alignment. I am, of course, referring to the valiant campaigns waged by noted intellectual Gary Coleman and Christian values advocate / porn star Mary Carey in their battle against the disturbing Leviathan that is Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Blue Jays fans await 2004
Hey readers, I'm sorry to say, but this will be a fairly short article, as I am still recovering from the tragedy that occurred on our home soil this week.
Column: 10 reasons to ignore Yanks-Sox
Hey homeys (I hope that term isn't politically incorrect by now). I'm back with another acerbic column for you to read on the john.
Column: Analyzing Billy Beane
This article is dedicated to the late great Wesley Willis, who died last week at the age of 40. He was one of the few unique musicians in recent memory, and his music will resonate with future generations.
Column: MLB's Paper Tigers of 2003
Hey Brandeis sports fans, I am here to lead you to the promised land during another year of sports news.
The Yankees and pop culture
Hey readers, it's the P-Dog rappin' atcha again for what looks to be the last time this year. I figured that I would ease up on my traditional muckraking, as I've grudgingly decided to write a somewhat fun column.The Yankees are off to a hot start, charging out of the gates with a 20-5 record that is reminiscent of the great Yankee teams of yore.
A Kirby conundrum
If you were to travel back to 1995 and ask someone who the most admirable person in baseball was, the odds are they would have said Kirby Puckett was the man.
Opinion: The tale of "Toe" Nash
In 1994, underappreciated filmmaker / actor Albert Brooks released a movie called "The Scout. In the film, Brendan Fraser plays Steve Nebraska, a phenom who can do anything on the field, but is hindered off of it by crippling mental troubles.
Sports Opinion: Froemming at the mouth
There are some workers whose faithful service goes unnoticed, often due to the particular job in which they are employed.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis