Staff and students help beat college blues
An April 1996 Roper-Starch survey reported that one in five college students worries that his or her stress or depression level is higher than it should be.
Tali Kweller
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SAF process being restructured after Union financial audit
Following a financial review and audit of the Student Union's finances last semester, the Union is preparing to complete the drafting of a new amendment to the constitution that aims to enable the student government to keep better track of its funds."I think there are going to be some amendments proposed because of the year-long review of SAF; it has just come to action stage," Dean of Student Life Rick Sawyer said.
Lewis speaks about 'what went wrong'
On Wednesday, Bernard Lewis, Princeton Professor Emeritus of Middle Eastern Studies, gave a lecture on the historical Middle Eastern response to the impact of the West.
Promises' star speaks at forum
Sunday, the Arab-Jewish Dialogue group showed the award winning documentary "Promises" in Pollack Auditorium.
Coetzee gives reading
Distinguished South African author J.M. Coetzee held a book reading and signing last Thursday in Sherman Function Hall, before an audience of students and academics from Boston-area universities.
Class preserves Brandeis' wetlands
Kristen Stelljes '03 initiated a plan to help preserve Brandeis' wetlands, located at the bottom of the steep hill behind the library.
Bangladeshi speaker condemns sweat shop conditions
Three women from Bangladesh came to Brandeis on Friday to recount their experiences working inside textile factories and with the Worker Solidarity Center.
Faculty discusses University rankings in the U.S. News and World Report, retention rates and confirmed microcredentials
Berlin Chapel is damaged in electrical fire sending students into action
Opinion: More than Morant
Brandeis announces five new microcredentials for spring semester
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