Two more Pulitzers to University
Yehudi Wyner, who taught music here for 18 years before retiring in 2005, won a Pulitzer Prize April 16 for a composition dedicated to a lifetime of toil and triumph at the piano.David M.
Stephen Heyman
Articles
A gnocchi graduation?
The first time I noticed Il Capriccio was probably sophomore year. It was well before turning 21, and I was driving an of-age friend to Gordon's Liquors on Main Street.
A gnocchi graduation?
The first time I noticed Il Capriccio was probably sophomore year. It was well before turning 21, and I was driving an of-age friend to Gordon's Liquors on Main Street.
Chem prof garners award, fellowship
As a 12-year-old growing up in Moscow, Assistant Prof. Oleg Ozerov (CHEM) discovered with a friend what chemists might call a combustion reaction."We liked blowing things up," he said.But something clicked when the friend, whose parents were chemists, gave Ozerov the formula to explain what just happened.
A backyard expedition
Huckleberry Finn, in spite of his fondness for fantasy, told a few tall truths in his day. Reflecting on his skiff's often tranquil path down the Mississippi, he decided simply that "there warn't no home like a raft." I got to thinking about Huck and his runaway companion Jim while cruising down a different river last weekend.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Coming to terms (with my term)
Put yourself in my shoes...It's October 2003. You're in your third week as editor in chief of the flagship campus publication (don't flatter yourself, we don't have many other publications). An allusion to a racial epithet just appeared in the sports section.
Coming to terms (with my term)
Put yourself in my shoes... It's October 2003. You're in your third week as editor in chief of the flagship campus publication (don't flatter yourself, we don't have many other publications). An allusion to a racial epithet just appeared in the sports section.
Heller Dean steps down after 11 years
Dr. Jack Shonkoff, who led the Heller School for Social Policy and Management to national prominence over his 11 years as dean, will resign from that position in August to pursue other projects, University officials announced this week.
A year in review
January'Deis gets iced: A blast of arctic air heralds 2004's spring semester. On one Friday, temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero, breaking local records and creating an epidemic of homesickness among Brandeis' Northeastern newcomers.
A new 'Caf on the Common'
Two women toddled into the empty Caf on the Common from its side entrance Friday to survey Main Street's newest arrival: a coffee shop by day, a jazz caf on weekend evenings.
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