Boston's Piattini serves big Italian taste on little dishes
When people ask me for recommendations of where to eat in Boston, I don't often steer them toward Newbury Street.
Emily Kraus
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AMC's 'Mad Men' returns to 1966
Mad Men is back. For those of you who haven't been keeping track, Sunday night was the season five premiere of AMC's critically acclaimed drama, finally bringing the series' year-and-a-half-long hiatus to an end as Don Draper and the rest of his gang returned to prime time. At the end of the show's last season, fans were left wondering if they would ever see their beloved characters again.
Dining workers, Aramark set to resume talks
Dining Services workers will resume negotiations with Aramark at an Oct.
University reschedules move-in for new students as hurricane approaches
In an email to the student body today, Dean of Student Life Rick Sawyer announced that no students will be able to move in to University housing on Sunday as scheduled.
Abrams appointed associate provost for innovation
Irene Abrams, who has directed the Office of Technology Licensing since 2006, was appointed associate provost for innovation and began serving in that role Feb.
Next Pachanga to take place in spring 2012
Pachanga, a popular dance hosted by the International Club, will now be held annually instead of semesterly, according to an e-mail to the Justice from Director of the Intercultural Center Monique Gnanaratnam.
Krauss appoints associate provost
On March 1, Prof. Dan Perlman (BIOL) will begin serving as Associate Provost for the Assessment of Student Learning, according to yesterday's campuswide e-mail from Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Marty Krauss.According to Krauss' e-mail, "As Associate Provost, Prof.
Search to fill Eddy's position starts
The search committee for the next senior vice president for Students and Enrollment has been formed and will begin the process of searching for someone to fill that position, according to a Jan.
University plans inauguration for Lawrence
On Saturday, Jan. 1, Frederick Lawrence began serving as the University's eighth president ahead of his inauguration, which will take place Thursday, March 31 in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.When asked to describe his first week as University president, Lawrence wrote, "Hectic, inspiring, gratifying and humbling all come to mind." He sent an e-mail to the Brandeis community just after becoming president at midnight on Jan.
Trustees honor Reinharz upon his departure
A new scholarship and an endowed directorship of the Mandel Center for the Humanities have been created in University President Jehuda Reinharz's name as he ends his tenure in that role, according to a BrandeisNOW press release published yesterday.The scholarship was a gift from the Board of Trustees, and the Jacobson Family Foundation, which according to Portfolio.com is a foundation that "concentrates on Massachusetts charities," funded the directorship, according to BrandeisNOW.
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