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The first results of the Brandeis Climate Survey on sexual misconduct were released last week. The findings are based on the responses of over 1,500 graduate and undergraduate students and provide insight into the scope of sexual misconduct among members of the community, as well as identify areas for the community’s concern and improvement.
The women’s soccer team posted a 2-0 record this week, defeating Case Western Reserve University 2-0 on Sunday and Eastern Nazerene 2-0 last Tuesday.
It was a week of frustration and elation for the No. 6 men’s soccer team, as disappointment came in the form of a 0-0 draw against rival Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Tuesday.
On Saturday the men and women’s cross country teams turned in strong showings at the Open New England Championships in Franklin Park, located in downtown Boston, competing against runners from across all three NCAA Divisions.
The University’s fiscal year 2013 form 990, a tax form which nonprofit organizations must fill out for the IRS and release to those who request to view it, showed major growth in the University’s income and endowment. The form was released to the Justice by Senior Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Marianne Cwalina.
In a Sept. 10 email to the student body, Senior Vice President for Students and Enrollment Andrew Flagel announced that the University had suspended issuing event registration permits in the Charles Foster Mods for two weeks. Students will be able to obtain registration permits again on Sept. 25, according to the email.
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The women’s soccer team went 2-0 this past week to extend their winning streak to seven games to begin the season.
Last Wednesday, the No. 25 men’s soccer outlasted Worcester Polytechnic Institute in double overtime to earn a 1-0 win, pushing their record to 6-1 on the season.
The men’s tennis team opened its Fall season last weekend at the Middlebury College Invitational with strong play in both singles and doubles action, sending three players to the tournament’s second day. Brian Granoff ’17 led the charge for the Judges, defeating the tournament’s top seed, Middlebury senior Ari Smolyar, in the semifinals en route to Brandeis’ only finals appearance of the tournament on the weekend.
It was an up-and-down week for the women’s volleyball team. The squad split two games on Saturday and dropped its match Thursday against Emerson College, the weekend victory providing a silver lining in what has thus far been a trying season.
On Sept. 12, Brandeis eked out a dramatic double-overtime 1-0 win over top rival Babson College to give Head Coach Michael Coven his 500th career win.
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Editor's Note: This article has been updated for the September 22 print edition of The Justice.
Gordon Field proved to be a home fortress for the Judges on Tuesday night as both the men’s and women’s soccer teams defended their home turf against visiting opponents. The 25th-ranked women, playing in their home opener, downed the Bridgewater State Bears 3-1 to remain a perfect 3-0 on the year while the No. 7 men escaped with a 1-0 victory over Nichols College to push their record to 3-1.
Almost every culture has their story of a man who is not a man, the tirelessly working golem that feels no pain and will do any task asked of it. The most recent incarnation is made of wire, circuits and metal, with a brain of silicone inscribed with ones and zeros and a heart powered by tame lightning. This is, of course, the robot.
As the clock struck 12:01 on Thursday morning, the race for student government took off. Only a few hours prior, at 7 p.m., the Student Union held an informational session about student government elections and the reformed campaigning guidelines for this year.
The women’s soccer team, ranked number 25 in Division III by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, won both of its first two games of the season last week. The Judges defeated Lassell College 2-1 on Friday after winning their season opener against Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4-1.
The No. 7 men’s soccer team opened its campaign with a pair of one-goal victories before a sluggish start provided the difference in a top-10 showdown on Saturday night, beginning the year with a 2-1 record.
With a split in their season opener, the Judges look poised to erase the memories of last season. The team was thoroughly outplayed in a sweep by Babson College on Tuesday but rebounded with a narrow five-set win against Colby-Sawyer College.