A student was struck by a car Monday evening at about 8:45 p.m. while crossing South Street in front of the main gate, according to a student who witnessed the accident and alerted emergency responders.The student suffered only minor injuries, said the witness.
There aren't many who can attract a crowd of 150 to talk about the environment on only a few days' notice, but U.S.
(CORRECTION APPENDED, SEE BELOW)As part of a larger campaign to increase healthy food options in dining halls, Aramark is planning to sponsor a taste test of pastries baked with a new trans-fat free shortening.
Montague's Deli, the Aramark sandwich station in the Boulevard, began offering a preorder service last Wednesday in an effort to cut down on long lines.Members of the Brandeis community who want to preorder a sandwich for lunch can download a form on the Brandeis Dining Web site and e-mail it to montaguespreorder@aramark.com by 9 a.m.
Senior administrators said comments regarding controversial speakers that touched off a wave of criticism after they were reported last month were misinterpreted.The comments, made during a faculty meeting Feb.
A year after the struggling lingusitics program was transformed into the new language and linguistics program, the new minor is still looking to add faculty members.The search for a new tenure-track professor to replace Prof.
The History Department administered a voluntary, non-credit test to its graduating senior majors last semester to help the department evaluate the effectiveness of its curriculum."We thought we would try and assess the effectiveness of the history major to see if it's doing what we would like it to do," said Prof.
An e-mail from Bryan Snyder '05 complaining to President Jehuda Reinharz about this year's commencement speaker has shed light on confusion about the selection process for honorary degree recipients and commencement speakers.University officials have told the Justice that student representatives are responsible for informing students that they can nominate honorary degree recipients, who can later be chosen to be the keynote speaker at their commencement.
Director of Admissions Deena Whitfield has resigned from her post as Director of Admissions, effective May 13.
The University's preliminary fiscal year 2006 budget includes an increase of approximately $400,000 for arts and sciences faculty salaries as well as a boost of about $300,000 for arts and sciences graduate student stipends.Both boosts are intended to bring salaries and stipends in line with the averages listed by the American Association of Universities, Dean of Arts and Sciences Adam Jaffe said.
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