Director of Public Safety Ed Callahan dismissed rumors circulating among students that University Police officers are in possession of red decoy guns to test student response before they obtain real guns.
The walls of Arthur Wingfield's office, a balance of brain paraphernalia and pictures of his family and friends, are a testament to the professor's multifaceted personality.Before I even have the chance to begin asking Wingfield about his work, he slips his business card, Houdini-like, into my palm.
Wellesley College Japanese Literature Professor Eve Zimmerman gave a presentation on Japanese outcaste fiction last Thursday in the Shiffman Humanities Center as part of the "Re-imagining Tokyo" program, an attempt to encourage the Brandeis community to picture Tokyo's role in the modern world.
Students for Environmental Action and the Environmental Studies department held a special screening from Monday to Wednesday last week of actor Leonardo Dicaprio's currently unreleased documentary The 11th Hour, which focuses on issues facing the future of the Earth's biosphere.
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Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
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