DAVID FRYMAN: Brandeis pluralism should be applied to criticism of new Pope
As a graduating senior, I can say that one thing I will take from my college experience is the ability to expand my horizons.
David Fryman
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ON THE LOOSE: Protest, but be respectful
Can you protest against your leaders and the actions of your government while still being both patriotic and respectful?
ON THE LOOSE: Protest, but be respectful
Can you protest against your leaders and the actions of your government while still being both patriotic and respectful?
Widespread hatred of Yankees surprising to one New Yorker
Before coming to Brandeis, I did not appreciate the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry at all. I was so accustomed to watching the Yankees win the division, that I rarely looked to see who finished second.
ON THE LOOSE:Open your ears to biased professors
One of the most important lessons I've learned in three years of higher education is the value of creativity and critical thinking, particularly when confronted with a professor whose ideology, political leanings or religious viewpoint fly in the face of what I believe.
ON THE LOOSE: Arguments and attacks are not the same thing
Participating in free intellectual discourse is a problem for university students. It's true that Brandeis provides many outlets for students to express a wide range of views.
ON THE LOOSE:When hazing turns violent
I think there's something very appealing about being part of an exclusive group, be it a football team or a college fraternity.
ON THE LOOSE:Keep your commandments to yourself
Saturday night, August 16: I was sitting in my living room nibbling on potato chips and waiting for a friend to pick me up.
On the Loose: Petition shows support for Israel
I'm not a big fan of petitions. Too often, they oversimplify and misrepresent important political or social issues.
Opinion: Clarifying equality
In response to a column I wrote, titled "Skin color is not relevant on a diverse campus" in the Jan.
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