Disregard church's protest
The protests of the Westboro Baptist Church, a Kansas-based Christian group, are as notorious as they are ubiquitous.
Elizabeth Stoker
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Disabilities Services goes above and beyond
My nightmares of approaching potential employers are the disabled equivalent of the "showing up in front of a crowd naked" dream.
Be more cautious when engaging in "activism
During some recent research into some of the more tender details of the latest health care reform, I came across some interesting news stories from March 2008.
Don't rule out anyone as possible Castle thief
As you may already know, there were a series of thefts in the Usen Castle early in the morning of Oct.
Treasure Jewish character of University
I grew up in north Texas, between Dallas of Dallas fame and Fort Worth, whose claim to import is that it forms the demarcation between the South and the West, as in the antebellum and wild West, respectively.
Current ban, though flawed, ought to remain
"Don't ask, don't tell," the U.S. policy that bars the participation of openly gay individuals in the military, is inarguably unfair and wrong-minded, sporting justifications as laughably absurd as the suggestion that the mere presence of openly gay soldiers would somehow upset "unit cohesion" and "discipline." The repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" was a campaign promise of President Barack Obama and, as of last week, one that remains unfulfilled.
Current writing seminar benefits all students
As a rising first-year, I was depressed to find that I would be taking a mandatory University Writing Seminar.
Saray provides Mediterranean cuisine of a variable quality
Located near Boston College, the small Turkish restaurant Saray is cozy, reasonably priced and good enough to go back to.As part of a strip shopping center, Saray would be easy to miss if you weren't looking for it.
Skyrocketing tution is a threat to higher education
The classic academic dream seems to hearken back to the days of learning for the sake of learning, enlightening oneself for one's own betterment, calling upon noble images easily likened to The School of Athens.
Ghazal is worth the trek out to Jamaica Plain
On its Web site, the restaurant Ghazal explains that "Ghazal may be understood as both the pain and loss of separation and the beauty of love in spite of that pain, but traditionally deals with one subject: love, and, in our case, our love of our cuisine." I have to admit, that little bit of linguistic flourish is no empty advertising.
How did the City of Waltham vote in the 2024 Presidential Election?
Alumni circulate petition to keep official Brandeis emails
Moving forward: Lulu Ohm '25 welcomes a new era of Brandeis women's basketball
Community receives message titled “Social Justice and Free Expression”
Getting to know the Brandeis fencing team