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The most important skill we need as citizens is the ability to take a vision and turn it into reality, former President Bill Clinton said at the inaugural address for the Eli J.
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Students rally for autonomy
"Hey Hey, Ho Ho, students rights cannot go," approximately 150 students chanted outside of the Bernstein-Marcus and Gryzmish administration buildings this afternoon, protesting the decision by Senior Vice President for Students and Enrollment Jean Eddy to approve a proposal that will allow Student Events to receive its funding directly from the department of Student Activities.The proposal, approved by Eddy Nov.
Allan Brandt talks about the rise of cigarettes
Harvard University Medical School Prof. Allan Brandt '74 spoke about his recent book The Cigarette Century, which explores the ways cigarette- smoking has pervaded American culture at last Friday's Meet the Author event in the Shapiro Campus Center Multipurpose room.Prof.
Institute honors Reinharz
University President Jehuda Reinharz received an honorary doctorate of philosophy from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel Nov.
F-Board changes policies for spring
The Finance Board will run a pilot program next semester in which all events it funds will be free of charge to Brandeis undergraduates, according to Student Union Treasurer Choon Woo Ha '08.
E-mail offends Class of 2008 senator
After Class of 2008 Senator Asher Tanenbaum expressed that his committee found potential dualities of purpose between two clubs, Transitional Year Program Senator Kamarin Lee responded with an e-mail to selected Union officials that offended Tanenbaum.
Do it in the Dark! finishes
Do it in the dark!, an annual month long inter-dorm energy-conservation competition between within the residence halls in Massell Quad, and the dorms in North Quad, ended last Wednesday, with Renfield Hall winning for Massell, and Cable for North, according to coordinator Mia Goldwasser '10.Goldwasser said the results of this year's contest were calculated by Bill Bushey, Brandeis' energy manager, and that Cable reduced 27.7 percent of its energy usage, Gordon reduced 23.8 percent, Renfield 22.9 percent, Shapiro 22.8 percent, Reitman 20.3 percent, Sheffres 19.7 percent, and Usen 18.6 percent.
Student Activities assistant dean moves on
Sarah Bordeleau, who spent three years as assistant director of Student Activities, is leaving Brandeis next week to work at American Program Bureau, a Newton-based agency that organizes speaker events and creative programming.Director of Student Activities Stephanie Grimes said Bordeleau's last day is November 5.
No longer an island
A group of children, chattering in Spanish, clutch colorfully decorated airplanes as they sprint across the Great Lawn.
ZBT takes Brandeis' name off site
Zeta Beta Tau removed Brandeis' name from its chapter Web site after the fraternity received a letter from the University's legal counsel two weeks ago threatening disciplinary action if it didn't comply.The fraternity met an Oct.
Brandeis Jewish Bund holds protest to go “All out for Palestine”
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