Aafia Siddiqui, who earned her Ph.D. in neuroscience at Brandeis, was recently reported by the Arizona-based online news blog site, PHXNews.com, to be possibly in the custody of the FBI for her alleged association with al Qaeda.
A strawberry with fishtails paced back and forth outside of Shaw's supermarket the other day, alongside an ear of corn with legs.
Kanan Makiya, a professor of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies (IMES) at Brandeis is currently sitting on the 25-member committee that will help in drafting the new Iraqi constitution.
A protest organized by the Brandeis Black Student Organization (BBSO) to postpone Tuesday's regular release of the Justice until Friday began outside of the Justice office in the Shapiro Campus Center at approximately 1 a.m.
Instead of thrusting himself into the job market after graduating from Brandeis, Michael Burtov '03 set his sights on a less local and far less lucrative goal: volunteering for the Peace Corps in Kazakhstan.
The Chabad at Brandeis went before the Student Senate last week, requesting to be recognized after being told by Rabbi Alan Lehmann that they had been de-chartered last year.
In stark contrast to his risque costume, the living quarters of "Top Hat Teddy" reflect nothing of his projected personality.
Kanan Makiya, a professor of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies and Near Eastern and Judaic Studies has been granted a leave of absence to work on a committee formed to create a new constitution for post-war Iraq.
You may know Avi Kaufman '03. He may be in one of your classes. He may have sat beside you all semester and you would never have guessed that he is a lieutenant in the U.S.
Preliminary elections for various positions in the Student Union government, including president and vice president, end today at noon.
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