I had been feeling more ambivalent than usual about Facebook. Last month, when I logged on, my News Feed informed me, "Lizzy Branson commented on her status." It did not tell me what the original "status" on which she commented was, and when I realized I wanted to know, I realized more than ever that I really didn't want to know.
Brandeis students are generally liberal. Brandeis students are generally closed-minded. One of these statements seems wrong; together, they must be somehow contradictory.
When news broke that there was controversy surrounding the new Mandel Center for the Humanities, I cannot hide the fact that I was delighted.
The people who planned Brandeis cared more about cars than they did about students. There was no formal manifesto made to this effect, but it is clear to anyone who looks hard enough.
Much has been made recently of the idea of experiential learning. The proposed Justice Brandeis Semester, which, according to the Justice, the University hopes to make mandatory, will cement our increasing commitment to this concept.
The newly unveiled Film Studies department at Brandeis has been in the news quite a bit recently.
Our current Student Union was elected with promises of reform. Unable to escape the Barack Obama-led zeitgeist, they made "change" the mantra for its campaign.
Facebook stalking: It's something most of us have accused someone else of doing. It's also something probably most of us have done.
The Student Union is wasting their time and our money to do something that is not very important.
CORRECTION: A new version of this story has been posted due to a factual error that is listed at the bottom of the article.
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