MTV's 'Exiled' proves to be punishment for stars and viewers alike
I hate My Super Sweet 16.For those unfamiliar with the show, it's essentially an MTV reality series that documents the planning of a well-off teen's 16th birthday party.
Justine Root
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Climb aboard 'Express'
After viewing "Pineapple Express," I'm not really sure who should be responsible for reviewing movies from the stoner genre or for whom such films are intended.
Fall video games innovate
I am not an outdoorsy person; my idea of getting fresh air is opening the window while playing World of Warcraft.
Students vote for SAF rollover funds to go toward weight room
In a Student Union election held Wednesday, April 30 to determine how to spend approximately $100,000 worth of Student Activities Fee rollover funds, 496 students voted for the option to enhance the weight room in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
Students vote for SAF rollover funds to go toward weight room
In a Student Union election held Wednesday, April 30 to determine how to spend approximately $100,000 worth of Student Activities Fee rollover funds, 496 students voted for the option to enhance the weight room in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
Alumnus emphasizes the importance of globalization
Prof. Arjun Appadurai '70 spoke about the importance of globalizing American universities in order to make them part of civil society and to enhance understanding of global matters in his keynote address at a symposium held by the Office of Global Affairs last Tuesday.A Wien International Scholarship Program, Appadurai is the senior advisor for global initiatives at the New School in New York City and has written extensively on globalization.
Public debate focuses on provocative events
The Brandeis Academic Debate and Speech Society argued the pros and cons of the Brandeis administration placing restrictions on "sexually provocative" events during a public debate last Tuesday in the Shapiro Campus Center Atrium.
Jewish women in WWII
Last Tuesday Lenore Weitzman, an author and Hadassah-Brandeis Institute Scholar-in-Residence, discussed the work of the kashariyot, women who helped Jews in ghettos during the Holocaust, and the role that their gender has played in their disappearance from history.For the past 12 years, Weitzman has been researching the relationship between gender and the Holocaust.
Open forum allows students to discuss the reasons for Jews visiting Germany
Last Tuesday the Center for German and European Studies provided an open forum to discuss the question of whether Jews should visit Germany.
Technical problems trouble UJ elections
Technical problems plagued the closely contested Feb. 12 election for a new Union Judiciary justice, Student Union Secretary and Chief Elections Commissioner Nelson Rutrick '09 said.
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