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Senate defends new club bylaw at forum

by Jamie Freed | 01/21/2003

Thursday, a mixed audience of approximately 70 students, club leaders, senators and administrators attended the Union Senate's first town hall forum of the semester, to discuss the new club chartering bylaw.The bylaw, passed in December, requires potential club leaders to obtain 200 signatures -- 20 from potential club members and 180 from students willing to support the club's existence -- rather than the previous standard of 10 signatures from potential members.Class of 2003 Senator Aziz Nekoukar moderated the forum.

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Brandeis alum wins 'Weakest Link'

by Jamie Freed | 01/14/2003

Wendi Adelson '01 won $2,000 on the syndicated version of "The Weakest Link" game show on an episode that aired Dec.

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Brandzel delivers State of the Union address

by Jamie Freed | 01/14/2003

Dec. 6, Student Union President Ben Brandzel '03 delivered his biannual State of the Union address in the Shapiro Campus Center atrium.In his speech, he said the new campus center "represents the most significant addition to our campus in a generation," adding that it "recenters and in many ways redefines our campus, by providing a new hub for the work, activities and leisure of Brandeis students."Other campus changes Brandzel said he was pleased about included BTV's recent granting of Secured Allocations Funds.

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Club leaders react to chartering changes

by Jamie Freed | 01/14/2003

Thursday evening, the Union Senate is sponsoring a community forum to discuss a bylaw passed in December that has significantly revised the club chartering process.

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North Quad RAs resign

by Jamie Freed | 01/14/2003

At the end of last semester, two North Quad resident advisers (RAs) voluntarily resigned from their positions.

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Former CNN reporter discusses American media bias

by Jamie Freed | 11/26/2002

Recently, many Jewish groups and media watchdog organizations, such as the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting (CAMERA) have accused news organizations of being biased against Israel.

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South Street road construction still displacing traffic

by Jamie Freed | 11/26/2002

In the past few months, there has been an increasing amount of road construction and traffic rerouting on South Street.

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Senate raises bar for club chartering

by Jamie Freed | 11/26/2002

Sunday evening, the Union Senate passed a new bylaw that significantly changes the club chartering process.

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Israeli divestment debate being ignored at Brandeis

by Jamie Freed | 11/19/2002

Students and professors at universities across the country, including Harvard, MIT, Tufts, the University of Michigan and the University of California (UC) schools are looking to disinvest from Israeli corporations and American companies with Israeli investments.

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South Africa faces AIDS epidemic

by Jamie Freed | 11/19/2002

In the post-apartheid era, the growing AIDS problem and the lack of an academic, rather than vocational, education system is devastating for South African black children, Dr. Bhekinkhosi Sikhakhane, speaker at a Global AIDS Awareness Week lecture last Thursday, said.

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