Deconstruct common stereotypes of millennial generation
Twenty-five years ago this month, a largely student-run movement overthrew Czechoslovakia’s repressive Communist government and established a functioning, multi-party democracy.
Catherine Rosch
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Banks’ album proves clever and humorous
It is rare for an artist to break into the music scene but not release a studio album for more than three years.
Conflicting court rulings may help marriage equality
Last Thursday, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that there is no constitutional right to same-sex marriage.
San Francisco Giants claim third World Series title in five years with defeat of Kansas City Royals
In 2010, San Francisco Giants radio and television announcer Duane Kuiper described the Giants’ road to their first World Series championship since 1954 as “torture.” The same could be said of the Giants’ 2012 post-season performance, where the team was almost eliminated in both the division and championship series.
Overturn strict voter identification laws at elections
On Oct. 9, the United States Supreme Court issued a rare emergency order to block Wisconsin’s voter identification law for the 2014 midterm election.
SEAC festival highlights a variety of traditions
What do decorating lanterns, eating fresh fruit and traditional Asian pastries and lion dances have to do with each other?
Judge Clinton on policy choices, not gender
In her memoir Off The Sidelines, New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand recalls the numerous times her male colleagues on the Hill made comments about her weight, including “You know, Kirsten, you’re even pretty when you’re fat.”
Comedian confronts societal realities
In comedy, there’s a fine line between making your audience squirm as they are forced to confront hard topics and actually offending people.
Students perform ‘Grease’ in 24 hours
If you stopped by the Shapiro Campus Center at any point over the weekend, you would have seen 135 Brandeis students singing, hand-jiving and sleeping on any available surface.
End partisan culture in Washington to refocus government
This summer, I was lucky enough to intern in Washington, D.C. for Rep. Anna G. Eshoo, my hometown representative from California’s Bay Area.
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