Putting an end to AIDS
CORRECTION APPENDED SEE BOTTOMPointing to a map of England's Soho neighborhood in 1884, Brian Williams noted that the cases of cholera in the era's epidemic were clustered around the same water pump.
Greta Moran
Articles
The wisdom and wit of Ted Sorenson
A cameraman took a step closer so that his video camera was hovering a foot from Ted Sorenson's face.
Where soul meets technology
Merry laughter combined with soft melodic folk music pours out the door of Rebecca Sniderman's '10 suite.
A cappella groups seek charter to gain funding
Not only do Brandeis' 11 a cappella groups rely solely on their voices, they also depend on out-of-pocket funds to pay for everything they do.
Senate Log
The Senate unanimously passed a money resolution to grant $1,305 toward startup costs for the DeisBikes rental program.
Back to the beginning
Mankind has excavated almost every crevice of the earth; there is not one valley left unchartered, one land mass undiscovered or one mountain that has yet to be summited.
Senate Log
Dan Newman '09, head of A Cappella Etc., discussed the prospect of chartering performance groups with the Senate.
Crisis committees formed at Model UN
Six members of the Brandeis International Relations Council, a group devoted to the practice and study of politics, international relations, rhetorical speech and competitive debate, participated in the thirty-first annual Security Council Simulation at Yale University.
Senate Log
The Senate tabled a bylaw change that would extend the deadline of submitting Senate agenda items from four days prior to each Senate meeting to three days.
New eggs not always offered
Despite the signs in the Brandeis dining halls adorned with peace signs, flowers and a smiling egg that read "Cage-Free Eggs Are Now Available By Request," this is not always the case according to Co-Chair of the Student Dining Services Advisory Committee Jenna Brofsky '10, who in the short term would like to ensure that cage-free eggs are always an option for students and in the long run would like to see the complete transition from regular eggs to cage-free eggs in Brandeis dining halls.It would be more accurate for the signs to read "Cage-Free Eggs Available Sometimes." Many students, particularly the members of the Student Dining Services Advisory Committee, do not think that "sometimes" is acceptable.
Brandeis graduate workers reach new contract agreement after months of demonstrations and negotiations
University President Ronald Liebowitz shares plans to resign
David McCraw visits campus and speaks to students and alumni
Brandeis’ national ranking drops three spots, now no. 63
Tough weekend for Brandeis volleyball