MAELSTROM: Admins: Remember what we stand for
A lot went through my mind as I sat behind the closed, guarded doors of the Olin-Sang Auditorium today as the faculty met to discuss this University's future.Closed doors.
Rebecca Blady
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MAELSTROM: Administration, remember what we stand for
A lot went through my mind as I sat behind the closed, guarded doors of the Olin-Sang Auditorium today as the faculty met to discuss this University's future.Closed doors.
MAELSTROM: USEM stirs class division
Rewind for a moment to your days in junior high. In your efforts to decipher George Orwell's tumultuous Animal Farm, likely a component of your reading list, you undoubtedly grew suspicious of Napoleon the pig's hypocritical and corrupt actions during his tyrannical rule over the farm.
MAELSTROM: Show us your faces, stylings, Brandeis Jews
The Brandeis community is in an extreme version of a debate over the prioritization of tradition and progression in a Jewish context.
MAELSTROM: We're not for sale
Mark Zuckerberg makes a lot of mistakes. As avid users of his product, Facebook, we probably have all complained about one feature or another that seemed too intrusive.
MAELSTROM: Gossipers go wild: Brandeis edition
Before you read this article, which discusses the issues surrounding the notorious Internet gossip forum JuicyCampus.com, I must beg of you one favor:Do not visit the Web site.It's tempting.
MAELSTROM: October: month of moral woe
Everyone loves a traditional All Hallow's Eve, complete with intricate costumes and lucrative trick-or-treating.
How to advance the Brandeis academic rank
This week's column is devoted to a very big deal. This is an issue that you all must know about. I don't see how you possibly couldn't.
Open-minded housing
We all heard Dr. Maura Cullen give her famous two-hour spiel when we arrived at Brandeis. More importantly, we all took part in the long, loud standing ovation when she was finished.
Young political activists should be appreciated regardless of affiliation
Republicans. At the sound of the word, some will moan in agony. Some will simply nod respectfully.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent