In memory of Mark Chopelas, the construction worker killed during the building of the Village residence quadrangle in March 2003, 30 of his family and friends gathered outside the residence hall to dedicate a plaque and tree grove in his memory.
In what was an unofficial kickoff to the 2004 Senior Week, 120 seniors sipped on margaritas and slammed down beers on the first annual Moody Mile Pub Crawl last Thursday night.
"Sharing our Faiths," a new series sponsored by the Religious Pluralism and Spirituality this semester, allows students to attend services or gatherings of different religions, including Buddhist meditation, Catholic mass and Muslim, Protestant and Reform Shabbat services.
Mary Bromfield, director of telecommunications for ITS, resigned from her position by mutual agreement last week, according to officials in the Student Union.
Students, faculty and administrators gathered in Shapiro Atrium last Tuesday to begin the first of the "Meet the Author" lecture and discussion series, sponsored by the Office of Communications and the Brandeis bookstore, which coordinated the book sale and signing.The first of this series featured Prof.
Cards instructing students how to conduct self-tests for breast and testicular cancer will be displayed in every other bathroom of all residence halls as part of a joint project of Brandeis University Health Services and the Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC). According to Kathleen Maloney, the nursing director at the Health Center, the project is designed to foster a sense of routine health care for all students.
The primary round for winter midterm Student Union elections was held last Friday. Winners of this election round will compete in the final elections which will be held today.
Three banners publicizing prominent campus organizations were stolen from the railings of the third floor walkway in the Shapiro Campus Center last week, according to administration and public safety officials.
Midterm elections will be conducted for eight vacant positions in the Student Union over the next two weeks.
The Union Senate budget for spring 2004 has undergone significant changes in terms of allocation from last semester.
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