On July 19, The New York Times printed an article entitled "Colleges Make Way for Internships." It described a new trend among colleges, where they provide stipends or financial aid to students so they can accept rewarding, yet unpaid internships.
Justice Brandeis must have rolled in his grave three weeks ago.The April 30 removal of Lior Halperin's '09 "Voices of Palestine" exhibit from Goldfarb Library by administrators has caused a stir among students and faculty.
I believe in intelligent design, the theory that an intelligent (or godly) being contributed to the creation of the universe.
I find myself in an interesting position on Brandeis' campus. Religion has always been a topic that has fascinated me-my group of friends back home, amusingly enough, consists of a Catholic, a Baptist, an atheist and me, a Jew.
Nancy Hopkins, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, sat patiently during a speech at the recent National Bureau of Economic Research conference on women and science.
"Thank you for your recent application for our credit card. Unfortunately, the bank is unable to approve your request for the reason[s] noted below: Unable to verify identity in accordance with the USA Patriot Act." It sounds like the beginning of a suspense movie, but I received a letter with this exact statement at the beginning of the school year.
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