Former Vermont governor Howard Dean gathered the most votes during the mock online election for MoveOn.org, a Web site which houses information on all the Democrat presidential hopefuls competing in the 2004 election, and this will help the Democratic party retake the White House, according to MoveOn.org treasurer Wes Boyd.MoveOn.org provides a way for registered Democrats to support their party leaders through grassroots efforts and donations.
School vouchers, class-size reductions, special education programs and the No Child Left Behind Act are the main topics of political debate in education reform.
Many large universities have taken measures to eliminate the Social Security Number(SSN) as a form of student identification, but currently, Brandeis still uses it.
With the November 5 elections approaching, members of various political party organizations at Brandeis have anticipated the results, proposed initiatives and what's at stake.
Due to shifts in population, every 10 years after the census results are released, congressional districts are redrawn in each state.
Selecting courses, perhaps one of the first things a student may look for is who teaches a particular class, but every semester new names dot the course bulletin.
Today, Students for a Just Society (SJS) will launch a campaign to bring Fair-Trade coffee to Brandeis.
On Oct. 15, the next "activist initiative" at Brandeis University will take place. Students for a Just Society (SJS) will launch a school-wide campaign to bring Fair-Trade Coffee to Cholmondleys.
Earlier this month, WBRS silenced its Internet broadcast because new regulations imposed this summer in an expansion of the 1995 Digital Performance Rights Act require webcasters to pay royalties per song broadcasted.
Steve Lee '05 got out of class Tuesday morning, Sept. 11, 2001, walked back to his room, and flipped on the television to check the weather.
“A liberal arts for tomorrow”: Brandeis’ new model for higher education
The 77th Emmy Awards: A celebration of (and frustration with) streaming, and records shattered
Tornado lands near campus: sign of rising tornado rates amid global climate crisis
Governor Gore and his Waltham Estate
Brandeis to introduce “Oscar Sort” recycling technology to campus