OP-ED: FCC pushes decency wars onto the MTV battlefield
A glittering bodysuit, a PG-13 romp in a bed, two girls kissing. All of these images have been banned from MTV's primetime lineup because of a supposed malfunction with a costume.
Stefanie Tuck
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Child's play
A 3-year-old kid has a hard time blending in on a college campus-too young to be a child prodigy and too small to reach the computer keyboard, a toddler would not even pass as a prospective student.
Ming remembered by peers as cheerful, driven
The memorial service for Ming Ming Hao (GRAD), a student in the Department of Computer Science, was held Wednesday at Harlan Chapel.
Music and comedy at Archon's first coffeehouse
New student band The Aesthetic opened up the Archon Coffeehouse on Wednesday night at Chums. The crowd may have been small, but those in attendance received quite a treat.
Greed, corruption and lies in this rebel novel
Perhaps taking inspiration from that jocular hamburger jester Ronald McDonald, in the futuristic world Max Barry created for his book, Jennifer Government, people take as their surnames the names of the companies they work for.
Havana Nights' fails to match first
You have to love censoring in the 21st century. Not only are we missing the plot line of abortion and the older-man-with-the-younger-woman theme, but we are also missing the intensely sexual nature that the original Dirty Dancing is known for.
Competition winners join Brandeis/Wellesley orchestra to perform
Sunday night in Slosberg was a tropical rainforest or, at least, that's what it sounded like. The first song of the performance, "Glimmer" composed by Jeff Roberts (GRAD), had its world premier in Slosberg Recital Hall.
Ten grand for your eggs
It seems like a strange thing to advertise, but newspaper classified sections are replete with requests for young women to donate their eggs.
Ego is a bit too big for its album
Jim's Big EgoThey're Everywhere!Self-released (www.bigego.com) Grade: BJim's Big Ego had better be careful, because soon his ego won't be able to fit through a door.
Hoobastank give fans another 'Reason' to listen
Hoobastank'The Reason'On Island RecordsGrade: A-Hoobastank's new album, The Reason, has a lot in common with its second song entitled "Out of Control." The album is quite different from the band's previous self-titled debut.
How did the City of Waltham vote in the 2024 Presidential Election?
Religious theft at the University
Alumni circulate petition to keep official Brandeis emails
Nadine Dyskant-Miller: An aspiring Waltham farmer
Community receives message titled “Social Justice and Free Expression”