OP-ED: Camp offers an apology
To the members of The Justice, the student union, and the student body as a whole, I write this letter to you to as a complete admission of guilt for the injury that I have dealt to the Brandeis Community.
Michael Camp
Articles
No bad reactions at 'Allergist' coffeehouse
The mood was fun and the talent electric when The Brandeis Players publicized their show The Tale of The Allergist's Wife Tuesday night at Cholmondelys.
Entrancing dancing in 'Standing O!' 2004
Shapiro Theater couldn't contain the slew of Brandeis students that flocked to view the remarkable dance phenomenon called "Standing O!" on Saturday.
CD REVIEW: OK Go! get off to a slow start with debut
Combine the lyrics of the artsy, punk kid who sits alone at the back of French class, with the sounds that come from the muscle head's new crotch-rocket, and you have Ok Go!'s debut release.
Lydian Quartet wows crowds again
The best way to describe the Lydian String Quartet's performance last Saturday would be phenomenal.
Stereolab's newest puts them on track for mainstream success
Stereolab'Margerine Eclipse'On Elektra RecordsGrade:B+Once upon a time, the independent sector was hung up on the spurious notion of "selling out." The idea was that bands could build up a following over years, only to see their entire fan base wiped out overnight by the merest dalliance with a Rolling Stone cover shoot or a Top 40 hit.
Kelly sings and inspires
Despite the fact that my flu induced tears were pooling into small lakes at the tops of my cheeks, I undertook the task of going to Slosberg this Saturday.
Quixote' is more than meets the eye
Walking away from Spingold Theater's latest production, an original adaptation of Miguel Cervantes' work "Don Quixote," my mind somersaulted in a lack of comprehension and understanding of the show.
Crowe is brilliant in 'Master'
In a somewhat surprising opening to "Master and Commander," death arrives out of the morning fog in a heart-pounding crescendo of action and disbelief.A watch commander on a British frigate - early 19th century, during the Napoleonic wars - catches a glimpse of a sail in the mist, but he's not sure, so the captain, Jack Aubrey (Russell Crowe), is summoned.
Wind ensemble plays sweetly
Shielding myself from the cruel cold weather, I had the fortune to attend the Brandeis Wind Ensemble's fall concert which I can only describe as powerful.As the semester draws to a close, it is important to find as much stress relief as possible on a weekend.
The 2025 Kentucky Derby sees sovereignty make history
Boston Celtics move on to the second round of playoffs
Letter to the Editor — Mateo Levin
Letter to the Editor — Matthew Pfeffer
Undergraduate Commencement: Class of 2025 says goodbye