The Crown Center for Middle East Studies hosted "Beyond the Arab Spring: A Discussion of Recent Developments," to discuss the ramifications of and prognosis for the series of uprisings enveloping the Middle East; the forum took place last Thursday in the Rapaporte Treasure Hall. The highlight of the event came when the moderator, Prof.
The men's and women's cross country teams each had impressive seasons last fall, with the men's team finishing as the 16th-best team in all of Division III and the women's team placing two runners among the top 30 in New England.
The Judges rested many of their top runners at last Sunday's Brown University Springtime Classic in anticipation of the New England Division III championships, which will be held on Saturday.Marie Lemay '11 did not run because of a foot injury.
Grayce Selig '11 won the 1,500-meter run in 4 minutes, 33.48 seconds, holding off Providence University junior Charlotte French O'Carro by 0.39 seconds to claim gold at the George Davis Invitational last Saturday.
Catcher Chris Ferro '13 led the Judges to two wins in a doubleheader against Worcester Polytechnic Institute last Sunday, hitting a two-run homer in his first at bat of the day and his first career triple later in the game.
Grayce Selig '11, Brandeis' lone competitor at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track Championships last weekend, finished second in the 1-mile run, the best finish by a Brandeis women's competitor at the event since 2006.
Led by guard Ben Bartoldus '14, the men's basketball team won the Eastern College Athletic Conference Tournament last Sunday.
The Brandeis men's and women's track teams had several individuals finish with personal bests at the Boston University Terrier Invitation last weekend.
At the Greater Boston Track Club Invitational at Harvard University on Sunday, the Judges had several strong finishes.
Correction appendedIn his first home meet, rookie Vincent Asante '14 won two races and just missed setting a school record in the 55-meter dash.
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