EDITORIAL: Union Judiciary inconsistent
The Union Judiciary is charged with settling disputes among student organizations, Union officials, the Union Government and candidates for elected offices.
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EDITORIAL: Transfer of power in Iraq tenuous
One year ago, Saddam Hussein held power in Iraq. Today, that power is in the hands of the civilian administrator of Iraq, L.
EDITORIAL: The Justice Endorses Brandfon
After meeting and reviewing the candidates, this board endorses Joshua Brandfon '05 in this week's election for president of the Student Union.
EDITORIAL: Conservatives come out of closet
Conservatives on this campus say they feel stifled, marginalized and constrained from expressing their political views.
EDITORIAL: An offering of condolences and support after brutal attack
When bombs tore through four trains during Madrid's Thursday morning commute, killing 200, wounding 1,500 and plunging the country of Spain into the throes of grief, Spaniards aptly deemed this heinous act their equivalent of 9/11.The events of 9/11 gave all Americans a painfully clear vision of what it is like to sift through rubble for innocent victims, amass impromptu triage stations and tell families that a loved one is not coming home from their daily commute.
EDITORIAL: Financial independence of student clubs jeopardized
It is unfortunate that the funding for the Union accountant Loretta Shagoury was mistakenly not added to tuition by the Administration.
EDITORIAL: Anonymity in the pass/fail option must be preserved
When a student decides to take a class pass/fail, that decision is kept hidden from his or her professor.
EDITORIAL: Senate bickering a misuse of constituents time
Early last week, the Union Senate impeached Off-Campus Senator Bryan Lober '06, calling him a "destabilizing force" and citing his poor attendance at weekly Union Senate meetings.
TO OUR READERS: Plagiarism unexpected, insulting and inexcusable
The Justice Editorial Board is deeply disturbed by the recent instances of plagiarism that have appeared in our pages.
EDITORIAL: Brandeis mourns another
"I was just so shocked," Prof. Timothy Hickey (COSI) said last week upon the death of Ming Ming Hao (GRAD). For the third time this academic year, Brandeis finds itself in mourning.The loss of Ming, a student in the computer science department, comes at a time when we are still recovering from the deaths of Eliezer "Elie" Schwartz '04 and Mary Jagoda '05.
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