The Justice's Election Extra began, like most good ideas, over food. This summer, at Big Nick's, a cramped burger joint on the Upper West Side, copy editor Ben Freed suggested the idea to me.
When the sun rose at 6:21 a.m. here Tuesday morning revealing an unremarkable and cool autumn day, there was no clear indication in the weather?or anywhere else for that matter?that George W.
I've been watching you, dear reader. Like a sheepish girlfriend, hoping her beau would take notice of a new hairstyle, I've been staking out random stacks of newspapers on campus, hoping you'd recognize our own new do.
Sheryl Sousa '90 was appointed athletic director Thursday after being selected from four other candidates in a national search to fill the position, according to University officials.
World Bank President James D. Wolfensohn delivered the 53rd annual commencement address to about 1,150 seniors and graduate students in front of a crowded Gosman Sports and Convocation Center Sunday.
In 1993, a fiery controversy-even by recent on-campus standards-erupted when the Justice published an advertisement written by the much-maligned Holocaust denier Bradley Smith.
James D. Wolfensohn, the Australian-born president of the World Bank Group, will deliver the keynote address at the University's 53rd commencement exercises on May 23, according to a University spokesperson.NAACP President Kweisi Mfume joins Wolfensohn and five other individuals selected to receive honorary degrees at the afternoon ceremony.Reaction to the keynote speaker was mixed and students were quick to envision the possibility of an on-campus demonstration against globalization, which has become synonymous with the World Bank.
In the past two weeks, I have received a barrage of angry letters from readers questioning the placement of front-page articles.
Initially, I wanted to use this letter of resignation to explain to the Brandeis community how legitimate anger was illegitimately placed on the shoulders of the Justice Editorial Board.
I'd like to thank those people whose hearts and minds stayed in the right places throughout this whole ordeal.
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