With reports that Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's death is imminent, students and professors on a campus where the fate of the Middle East is often discussed as much inside the classroom as outside are speculating about what this development will mean for the region.
Last week, a Democrat-backed bill to reinstate the draft was brought to the floor of the House of Representatives.
That person walking by on Rabb steps looks strangely familiar, but you can't exactly remember why, so you give a little smile or a wave.
According to spokespeople at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, that agency is searching for Aafia Siddiqui, a former Brandeis student who earned a Ph.D.
We all have dreams. Every seven-year-old boy wanted to be a baseball player when he grew up. Every seven-year-old girl wanted to be a ballerina when she grew up.
Nearly two weeks ago, I ventured into Levin Ballroom in order to view the spectacle of the Liquid Latex show, a mlange of painted-on clothing, suggestive dances and innovative concepts.
A professor at the University of Massachusetts at Boston economics, Dr. Randy Albelda spoke Thursday about why poverty disproportionately affects women in America and proposed potential solutions to this problem as part of a Women's History Month program coordinated through the social action and women's branches of Hillel, Tzedek Hillel and Nashim.Albelda, who specializes in gender and race bias, as well as legislation on tax reform, explained that children and women are particularly vulnerable to poverty.
How is it that we have become so reliant on computers? It has gotten to the point where I cannot even begin to formulate thoughts for a composition unless I am sitting in front of a white screen, keys at my fingertips.
The Union Senate has unanimously approved a resolution last Sunday condemning the Swastika found in North Quad on Jan.
Prof. Robert Reich (HS) is currently teaching as a visiting professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
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