Addressing both the history of affirmative action and the possible effects of more recent court cases, Professor Anita Hill (HS) gave a speech on April 30 titled "Promise of the Equal Protection Clause: From Plessy to the Michigan Affirmative Action Cases." Affirmative action in higher education is currently at stake in Grutter v.
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"Hi! It's Jamie, from the Justice." This chirpy statement was the beginning of the majority of my phone conversations this year.
Opium: The word conjures up images of 19th century Chinese dens with simmering pipes or scenes from movies such as "The Quiet American." While heroin, an opium derivative, was widely publicized as the "chic" drug of waifish supermodels in the early 1990s, opium itself has been popularly portrayed in the media as an exotic drug.
"Race is an issue we don't often talk about in this country. People of color often talk about it a lot, but we don't listen," Paul Marcus said in speech to nearly 100 students and prospective students April 9 at the Intercultural Center.
Dean of Arts and Sciences Jessie Ann Owens decided to step down from her position last week. Her resignation as dean is effective June 30, the end of her three-year term.
Union Secretary Ana Yoselin Bugallo '03 resigned from her Executive Board position and her role as an Elections Commissioner (EC) Sunday.
In past columns, I've outed myself as a girl afraid to say hi to acquaintances, a critic of Brandeis' sexual scene and a viewer of "Are You Hot?" and "The Anna Nicole Show." Can I publicly embarrass myself any more?
Bomb threats disrupted Brandeis classes and research on two separate occasions last week. Tuesday, the Rabb Humanities Quad and Brown were evacuated after Public Safety received a phoned threat.
Throughout the Iraq war debate, President Bush has repeatedly referred to a "coalition of the willing"; nations who will support the United States in its war plans, despite opposition from France, Germany, Russia and other nations on or off the U.N.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis