The Student Bill of Rights, a document seeking to clarify students' rights in relation to the University that has been compiled by Dean of Student Life Rick Sawyer and members of the Student Union, likely will not be finalized by the end of the year after University attorneys raised additional concerns with the document, according to Sawyer.
Two Brandeis alumni, Peter H. Appel '85 and Martha J. Kanter '70, have been nominated for positions in President Barack Obama's current U.S.
The Student Activities Fee, a small percentage of each student's tuition used to fund University clubs and organizations, will be uncapped for the 2009 to 2010 academic year after the Board of Trustees approved a budget containing that stipulation last Wednesday, according to Senior Vice President for Students and Enrollment Jean Eddy.
Brandeis has received a $10.8 million grant that will establish an institute and provide about 200 scholarships for Russian-speaking Jewish undergraduates, graduate students, Ph.D candidates and participants in the school's high school summer programs, according to a University press release March 25, 2009.
The sight of hundreds of bodies crowded together pulsating to the same intense beat. The smell of sweat combined with alcohol and perfume.
The Student Union has submitted a proposal to University administration to uncap the Student Activities Fee, Student Union President Jason Gray '10 said in an interview with the Justice.
The University Counsel is currently in the process of reviewing the Student Bill of Rights before it is added to University policy, according to Student Union President Jason Gray '10.
The audience was silent as Marci McPhee, the associate director of the International Center for Ethics, Justice and Public Life, walked up to the podium in the Shapiro Art Gallery to describe the Rev.
Tickets for this semester's Pachanga dance will only be available through presales and will not be sold at the door in order to avoid security problems and to ensure all students who purchase tickets before the event are guaranteed entrance, according to the event's organizer.Leon Markovitz '10, president of the International Club that coordinates the event, said that 850 tickets will be sold in the presales.The presales began last Sunday with tickets in the form of blue wristbands priced at $5.
Several issues, including quiet hours, the 'DeisBikes program and the prospect of requiring students studying abroad next spring to live in the Village in the fall were discussed at the most recent Campus Life Committee meeting held last week, according to Dean of Student Life Rick Sawyer.
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