Mailman doctor counsels survivors
Dr. Neil B. Redlener of the Mailman Psychological Counseling Center returned last week from a trip to Harrison County, Miss., where he counseled survivors of Hurricane Katrina.
Jonathan Silverstein
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Second phase of infrastructure renewal project underway
The second phase of the University's $25 million infrastructure renewal project, which includes upgrades to residence hall fire safety systems, the construction of a new building for the Heller School, an expansion of the Rose Art Museum and an upgrade of the steam network, is now underway.Associate Vice President of Campus Operations Mark Collins said the "primary goal" of the project is the fire safety work.Residence buildings that will receive fire safety upgrades during the summer of 2005 include Reitman, Cable and Gordon Halls in North Quad, and Renfield and Usen Halls in Massell Quad.
Second phase of infrastructure renewal project underway
The second phase of the University's $25 million infrastructure renewal project, which includes upgrades to residence hall fire safety systems, the construction of a new building for the Heller School, an expansion of the Rose Art Museum and an upgrade of the steam network, is now underway.Associate Vice President of Campus Operations Mark Collins said the "primary goal" of the project is the fire safety work.Residence buildings that will receive fire safety upgrades during the summer of 2005 include Reitman, Cable and Gordon Halls in North Quad, and Renfield and Usen Halls in Massell Quad.
Sakharov archives move to Harvard; financial woes ended
Due to financial limitations, the Andrei Sakharov Archives, an 11-year feature of Brandeis' libraries, moved to Harvard University over the summer.The archives include manuscripts, personal materials, scientific works, theses, interviews, photos and family documents of Sakharov, the Soviet dissident and Nobel laureate who died in 1989.
Speaker series attempts to define Sephardic
The first of a series of six lectures entitled The Sephardi Studies Series "Sephardi: The Evolution of An Identity" premiered Sept.
French sociologist discusses Zionism and anti-Zionism
The Center for German and European Studies hosted a lecture, last Monday, by Professor Alain Dieckhoff, French sociologist and author of The Invention of a Nation.
Forum grapples with race issues
Society Organized Against Racism (SOAR) held a panel discussion on affirmative action Thursday, featuring Professors Steven Teles (POL), Richard Gaskins (LGS) and Sadhana Bery (SOC) and Director of Enrollment Deena Whitfield.
Day of Dialogue, petition over Iraq
Tomorrow, several clubs and organizations are sponsoring a Day of Dialogue in response to the potential war in Iraq.
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
Inside the Conversation on AI and Politics