Today and tomorrow, the Brandeis Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance is petitioning in dorms and Usdan to support a request by the makers of Plan B to make Emergency Contraception (EC) available without a prescription.
Situated just minutes from Boston, the town of Waltham, Mass. offers a small-town life with convenient proximity to a major cosmopolitan city.
Thus went the ending of the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, "Toto, we're home. Home! And this is my room, and you're all here.
Positioned between screaming children and anxious parents, Susanne McIvor, principal of the new Stanley Elementary School on South Street, escorted students out with a smile on her face and no sign of the frenzy so apparent around her.
I think the Republicans have an obsession with the word war. Last I checked, war was something people tried to avoid, but apparently not Republicans.
One of my favorite episodes of "Seinfeld" is the one with the "bubble boy." In this episode, George and Elaine agree to meet with Donald, a sickly boy who is put in a bubble to be protected from germs from the outside world.
Amidst bulldozers and heavy construction gear, the new elementary school on South Street is preparing to open its doors to students in early January, after winter recess.
The other day I tried to disappear. I wanted to be by myself - just some quality time alone. I was feeling stressed, had too much work for my own good and figured that some time away from everything would be a good break.
"Better the Pains of Peace than the Agonies of War," was the motto printed on the pamphlet given to those who attended The Parents' Circle last Tuesday evening.
BAM! It has hit us, the plague of apathy. What a dirty word! And, it could lead to a bleak prognosis because we have been infested by the worst possible strain, and most of us just don't care.
Administration discuss new office, building projects and Trump's campus impact
A new department titled the Office of Access and Excellence has taken effect
Exclusion at the Involvement Fair
Rats remain: Brandeis stops use of rat poison known to harm local wildlife
Brandeis' Parking Problem