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IDF spokeswoman speaks on Israel after Arafat

by Lindsay Vacek | 12/07/2004

Last Tuesday, Miri Eisin, a spokeswoman for the Israeli government and a former intelligence agent for the Israel Defense Force, addressed the Brandeis campus on issues surrounding the Middle East after the death of Yasser Arafat.The Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, Brandeis-Israel Public Affairs Committee, Zionists for Historical Veracity and the Middle East Forum at Brandeis sponsored the event.Eisin discussed the political results of the death of Palestinian Authority leader and Palestine Liberation Organization chair Yasser Arafat.

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Inside the ICC

by Lindsay Vacek | 12/07/2004

While the building's exterior appears drab, a cursory glance indoors suggests the incredible diversity of the people who meet there.

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Commute Isolates Students

by Lindsay Vacek | 11/23/2004

Deepa Patel '07 awoke on a Thursday morning to the irritating wail of her alarm clock. She hit the snooze button three times, repeatedly succumbing to the feeling of exhaustion tugging her back to her pillow.

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Res. life plans themed housing

by Lindsay Vacek | 11/16/2004

North Quad Director Rusmir Music said that Thematic Learning Communities, or TLCs, will likely be a housing alternative for the fall 2005 semester.

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All grown up and living in the dorms

by Lindsay Vacek | 11/09/2004

Since Linda Corriveau moved into Massell quad in August, she has grown accustomed to life in a residence hall.

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Brandeis working to recycle more

by Lindsay Vacek | 11/02/2004

The feeling plagues many Brandeis students at some point: the transient sense of guilt that arises from discarding a recyclable item.

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How Brandeis spends its money (and ours)

by Lindsay Vacek | 10/26/2004

Many Brandeis students approach their tuition bills with an ever-increasing sense of trepidation.

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Who takes WhoCash?

by Lindsay Vacek | 10/05/2004

A sign in the window reads, "Brandeis students welcome-we accept WhoCash," and, sure enough, several Brandeis students are scattered at random tables, talking, laughing and enjoying their lunches.

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Settlement fine reduced in construction death

by Lindsay Vacek | 09/28/2004

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reduced the fine against William A. Berry & Son, Inc., by 20 percent in the case of a worker who died at the construction site of the Village Quad a year and a half ago.

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