In less than a week I'll be graduating. And instead of getting a job, getting a bachelor pad and venturing out into the world by myself, I'll be getting married and going to live on a kibbutz in Israel for three months. Call me crazy-you wouldn't be alone.
What if there was a way to sift through next semester's course offerings, highlight courses of interest, view your schedule as it's created and even receive recommendations for courses you may not have thought to take?
* Is it possible to reconcile belief in the Bible with modern science? Last Tuesday night, renowned physicist and author Dr. Gerald Schroeder attempted to answer that question in a packed Rapaporte Treasure Hall.
Who is a politician? These days, it would be wonderful if it was just someone who practices politics.
Who is a politician? These days, it would be wonderful if it was just someone who practices politics.
Transportation into Boston from Brandeis, often made easy by a convenient train ride, may soon be complicated by proposed service changes.
For most people, giving back to the community happens in places like soup kitchens, hospitals and homeless shelters.
Brandeis recently held its first---and hopefully annual-Kindness Day. It was meant to be a day filled with exciting activities and events geared toward, well, kindness.
This past weekend, I had a prefrosh stay over in my room. I enjoyed his visit because the time I spent with him allowed me to view our university through his eyes.
In the Oct. 31, 1989 issue of the Justice, an anonymous student wrote a letter to the editor titled, "Brandeis not as safe as it may seem." The author of the letter wrote, "I am writing this to make all Brandeis students aware that Brandeis is not as safe as it may seem.
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The Brandeis Jewish Bund holds first event of the academic year, grows interest from students in-person and online