Modfest revived with new security policies
The departments of Student Life and Public Safety decided Friday that the semiannual Modfest celebration will be held on Dec.
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Gay Palestinian lectures on hate in his homeland
A gay Christian Palestinian living in Israel spoke on Sunday to a crowd of approximately 40 students about the persecution of homosexuals by the Palestinian Authority, and gay rights for Palestinian homosexuals.Sponsored by the Brandeis Israel Public Affairs Committee (BIPAC), Triskelion and Zionists for Historical Veracity, the event was primarily geared toward the education about human rights abuses in the Middle East.
Monster Jam' entertains with B-list rappers
Jammin' 94.5's "Monster Jam 2004" held on Halloween at the FleetCenter featured a handful of mainly B-list rappers: Trick Daddy, Petey Pablo, Fabolous, Chingy, Mase, Juvenile, N.O.R.E, Jadakiss, Fat Joe and the Terror Squad and G-Unit's Llyod Banks and Young Buck.Trick Daddy first got the crowd going with his lively rapping and rowdy lyrics.
Women share their sweatshop experiences
Three Bangladeshi women shared their stories working at sweatshops as part of the National Labor Committee's Bangladeshi Workers' Tour last Tuesday.
Series discusses U.S.-Islamic relations; draws over 100 in attendance
As part of nationwide series of town hall meetings designed to raise global awareness and to consider the aftermath of the Sept.
Profs boast diverse backgrounds, specific goals
Editor's note: This week, the Justice continues its profiles of new additions to the faculty.JEREMY MUMFORD HistoryAs the Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Atlantic World History, Mumford specializes in the shared culture and interactions of North and South America, Europe and Africa in the period between 1500 and 1800.
When storm hits home, students say it's tough to be away
Just three weeks after Hurricane Charley leveled the interior of the Floridian peninsula, Hurricane Frances brought a weekend of torrential rainfall and destructive winds to southeast Florida.
In annual event, first-years addressed by author of their summer reading
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Tracy Kidder addressed approximately 800 first-years last night at Spingold Theater Center about his novel, Mountains Beyond Mountains.
Senate throws support to campus labor initiatives
After a presentation from the Brandeis Labor Coalition (BLC), the Union Senate unanimously passed a resolution April 18 calling for the University to establish a unified philosophy on fair labor practices.
Tuition to increase by four percent
Brandeis tuition will rise four percent next year, increasing the cost of a full year of classes to over $30,000, according to the administration.
Faculty discusses University rankings in the U.S. News and World Report, retention rates and confirmed microcredentials
Berlin Chapel is damaged in electrical fire sending students into action
Opinion: More than Morant
Brandeis announces five new microcredentials for spring semester
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