Cory Booker, the mayor of Newark, N.J. since 2006, will be the keynote speaker at the University's 58th commencement ceremony May 17, according to an April 27 University press release.Booker was elected mayor of Newark in 2006.
Cory Booker, the mayor of Newark, N.J. since 2006, will be the keynote speaker at the University's 58th commencement ceremony May 17, according to an April 27 University press release.Booker was elected mayor of Newark in 2006.
AMHERST, Mass.-It's Friday, March 13, which means Mary Bassett has a doctor's appointment scheduled back home in Menton, N.Y., near Rochester.
OPEN MIKEThe significance of the women's basketball team's second-round victory over Mount Saint Mary College didn't register with captain forward Cassidy Dadaos '09 right away.
Amid television cameras and reporters from newspapers like the Boston Globe, Rose Art Museum Director Michael Rush grabbed a microphone, hoping to give a speech at last Thursday's sit-in protest at the museum.
Saber Anna Hanley '11 couldn't help but admit that the last of the women's fencing team's six opponents at last Saturday's Northeast Conference Meet was more significant than the rest for her.
Sporting a matching suit and tie, Gabe Marwell '10 sits at the table between the two benches during men's basketball home games.
Donning a black suit with a silver medal hanging around his neck, Tim Morehouse '00 admitted he threw off many Brandesians last Friday in his first visit to his alma mater since winning a silver medal as a member of the U.S.
CORRECTION: A new version of this story has been posted due to a factual error that is listed at the bottom of the article.
Leaning forward on his living room sofa, Patrick Metelus '10 made clear his current view about his behavior when he quit the varsity men's soccer team in the middle of his first season two years ago."It was the biggest mistake I have ever made," he said.Initially frustrated with his limited playing time, Metelus eventually broke into the rotation in the middle of the season before injuring his ankle.
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