The 90s through the vintage vantage point
Greeted by the salutary ring of the door-chimes, subdued 70s music and the stale smell of old flannel, I entered a hole-in-the-wall vintage store: a dime-a-dozen in downtown Manhattan.
Yana Litovsky
Articles
Professors bring war into the classroom
When a military conflict with Iraq was looming on the horizon, in a safe haven of a Brandeis classroom and abstract thought, Prof.
An occasional drink is better than you think
Alcohol - a monitored, restricted and often enjoyed American pastime - has recently been redeemed by the most unlikely source: the medical community.
Culture Vulture: Indie gems snubbed by Oscars
The posh glitter of the Academy Awards begs for over-the-top, drama-laden mass-marketed nominees as desperately as the designer apparel begs for the crowning touch of star-studded jewels.
Students get taste of fine culture
Eight o'clock on a Wednesday night, after Usdan has served its last burger and burrito, the smell of potatoes and shallots simmering in a delicate craeme sauce creeps into the dinning hall from the busy kitchen.
Brandeis seeks less serious image
During last semester's photo shoot for the Brandeis viewbook, a few students were situated around a table in the Java City in the Shapiro Campus Center with cups of coffee and some magazines.
Novel transformed into two-'Hour' chick flick
Based on an artful and intricate Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Michael Cunningham, "The Hours," as both a screenplay and a motion picture, has a lot to live up to.
Cities and Universities take tougher stance on smoking
Weathering the bitter cold for the right to light up a cigarette on a college campus is becoming an increasingly common phenomenon.
New Year tree poses controversy
Aside from being the time for peace on earth and good will toward men, the holiday season is most concretely defined by the celebration of Christmas, Hanukkah and the new year.
Cities and Universities take tougher stance on smoking
Weathering the bitter cold for the right to light up a cigarette on a college campus is becoming an increasingly common phenomenon.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent