While most 11-year-olds spend their summers running around outdoors, swimming in the neighborhood pool and hanging out with friends, Julian Olidort '11 spent his summers as a kid learning the art of glassblowing at Buck's Rock Camp.
Today's economic crisis is all around us. Millions of Americans are facing housing foreclosures across the country.
Hundreds of people, including both supporters and dissidents, crowded a Rhode Island College field house, eagerly awaiting a decision that could change the lives of thousands of illegal immigrants.
For the past 18 years, Prof. Thomas King (ENG) has seen the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community at Brandeis grow and become more active on campus through various programming and student resources.
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Propylene glycol and water leak in Heller building lounge temporarily moves classes online