EDITORIAL: 'Diversity' hijacked; Senate makes spurious allocation to SASA board
If one lesson can be drawn from the events of last semester, it is that the valuable ideal of diversity cannot be tossed about lightly.
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EDITORIAL: A challenge to Brandeis' first midyear class: get involved
The Justice would like to extend a warm welcome to the first-ever Brandeis University midyear class.
EDITORIAL: Closing a semester of pain
"What a long strange trip it's been," the well-known title of the 1977 Grateful Dead album, seems appropriate to describe this past semester.
EDITORIAL: Brescia violated entire community, not just Justice staff
Last Tuesday all 4,000 copies of the Justice were stolen from the loading dock at the Usdan Student Center before they could be distributed.
EDITORIAL: Brandeis struggles to grasp another untimely loss
"I just keep telling myself this shouldn't be happening," Jewish Chaplain Rabbi Allan Lehmann said Sunday night in front of over 200 grieving members of the Brandeis community who gathered at Berlin Chapel to mourn the death of Eliezer Y.
EDITORIAL: Just/Unjust
Just: Midterms come once a semester.unJust: Midterms come for an entire month every semester.Just: The new food station, Balance, in Usdan provides delicious food grilled just for you.unJust: By the time you get to the front of the line there is no food left.
EDITORIAL: Fuzzy figures leads to an unknown financial status
It is often the case that the Brandeis administration speaks from both sides of its mouth - saying one thing to the outside world while insisting the exact opposite to the Brandeis community.
EDITORIAL: Reexamine new amendment
In agreement with five Student Union senators who filed an appeal to the Union Judiciary, we believe that the Union Senate must reexamine the Nov.
EDITORIAL: No-frat policy should not prevent Greek-life club
The Editorial Board supports the Student Union's decision to recognize the Inter-Greek Council. Regardless of the status of off-campus fraternities and sororities, these Brandeis students, who followed the appropriate guidelines, should have the right for their organization to be recognized.It is important to note that the students petitioning for the Inter-Greek Council are not looking to become a chartered club, but instead only ask for recognition.
EDITORIAL: Bennett shines through, even in most difficult times
The inflammatory comments that appeared in the Justice touched off a firestorm that divided this campus.
Despite allegations of racism and misconduct, Carol Simon reinstated
A note from the editor regarding Carol Simon and BWBB
Predicting top five picks of the 2024 WNBA draft
“They Haven’t Done Their Homework.”
Brandeis staff, student, and facilities members protest against merit delays