Off-the-wall musicians surprise audience
On Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Slosberg Recital Hall, I attended by far the strangest concert of my entire life.
Emily Wishingrad
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Film fights to end oppression of women
On Thursday night in the Mandel Center for the Humanities, Brandeis' Poverty Action Coalition screened 40 minutes of the four-hour long Public Broadcasting Station documentary based on Nicholas Kristof's book, Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. The film follows Kristof, his wife, Sheryl WuDunn and various other American celebrities through Sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia as they talk with locals and professionals about women's oppression in these areas.
Year of the snake comes to the stage
It is the Year of the Snake, a year in which starvation is not an option, or so the Chinese horoscope says.
Concert celebrates classic American tunes
On Sunday at 7 p.m., the Brandeis University Wind Ensemble, led by Prof. Thomas Souza (MUS), dazzled its audience with classic American-style music.
MELA lights up Levin
The South Asian Students' Association's MELA, an event named after the Hindi word for celebration, was by far the most well-attended of all the cultural events I have been to this semester.
Diwali festival lights up Ridgewood
Namaskar's well-attended Diwali event was a fantastic combination of fun and cultural enrichment.
Diverse African cultures celebrated artistically
* Levin Ballroom seems the place to be if you are interested in learning about different cultures or just want some yummy ethnic food.
Diverse African cultures celebrated artistically
Levin Ballroom seems the place to be if you are interested in learning about different cultures or just want some yummy ethnic food.
Robert Hill's performance brings Bach back to life
What is there to do on a windy Sunday morning? That's right, attend a harpsichord concert. And that is exactly what I did.
Escape from Happiness' raises challenging ideas with humor
Escape from Happiness, written by George F. Walker and directed by Doug Lockwood, was performed from Thursday, Oct.
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Getting to know the Brandeis fencing team