Alternative Health Fair held in Shapiro Atrium
The Health Education Leadership Program (HELP) held its second annual Alternative Health Fair in the Shapiro Campus Center Atrium on Friday, Nov.
Matthew Konjoian
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Senators abroad to leave 3 slots open next semester
The Student Union will have three vacant positions next semester as Becky Fromer '05, senator-at-large, Jonathan Landsman '05, chief justice of the Union Judiciary, and Aron Wolgel '05, member of the Allocations Board, will be studying abroad next semester.
Senate requests membership in local association
The Student Union passed a resolution on Nov. 16 to petition for membership in the Boston Intercollegiate Government (BIG) as the eighth school in a consortium of student governments in the Boston area.Other schools include Boston College, Boston University, Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Suffolk University, Bentley and Northeastern.
Brandeis hosts New England Invitational Debate Tournament
The Brandeis Debate and Speech Society hosted the New England Invitational Debate Tournament last weekend at Brandeis.
Mosaic kicks off new program to promote diversity on campus
The Department of Student Life began their first in a series of Mosaic Moments last Wednesday that the Mosaic Program will be hosting throughout the year.
Middle East Center to open in Fall of 2004
Brandeis has begun to establish the framework for a new Middle East Studies Center. The center will focus on teaching and research in all aspects of Middle East lifestyle.
Hispanic Heritage Month debuts
This month AHORA!, the Brandeis student Latino organization, is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, an annual event dedicated to promoting Hispanic culture and issues throughout the Brandeis University community.
Aramark limits guest meals to five at one time
Students returned to Brandeis this year to find changes in the guest meal policy. In previous years, students who were on meal plans had one unused meal a week set aside as a guest meal.
Beach reading has never been so dull
While students should typically spend summers frolicking in the sun, many Brandeis students began this school year with a slightly paler complexion, as they spent the precious few summer months in class, working to complete their major requirements.
ITS gives new life to old computers
In the Computer Repair Shop on the bottom floor of Feldberg Communications Center, lie stacks of out-of-date computer hardware.
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