Speakers recount effects of terrorism
Eliad Moreh and Dianne Albert, both of whom were intimately impacted by the July 31 Hebrew University (HU) bombing, were invited to recount their experience and personalize the reality of terrorism.
Stefanie Tuck
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Forum' tickles the funny bone
If you were looking for a break from studying, a night off from endless piles of homework, or just an amusing evening, then the Hillel Theatre Group's production of "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum" was just what you needed.
Whatever happened to the good cartoons?
When I was a kid, I remember getting up in the morning, going into the family room, and turning on "Sesame Street" for a fun-filled half hour of dancing puppets that taught me all about numbers, letters, words, manners and life.
Brandeis Democrats hold coffeehouse at Chum's
Thursday, Feb. 27, the Brandeis Democrats hosted a coffeehouse at Cholmondeley's. Molly Parke '04 headed the coffeehouse while various audience members shouted from their seats that President Bush sucks and offered information about the voting poles for students in the United States.
Less science, more options for health career hopefuls
For many pre-med concentrators and aspiring doctors, required subjects like chemistry pose a dreaded stumbling block.
ART explores love and jealousy in 'La Dispute'
The lights dim. Figures dressed in black make their way onto the stage one by one. Each character shows an original personality quirk of an interesting sort.
Author addresses 'serial monogomists'
If you ever had any questions about relationships -- Why didn't it work out? Was it something I did?
Brandeis professor serves up some 'Trouble'
Last Thursday night in Pearlman Lounge, Prof. Mary Campbell (ENGL) read selections from her newly published book of poetry, "Trouble." She also read some of her most recent poems that have not yet been published.
Morty joins False Ad to kick off semester of comedy
False Advertising put on their first show of the season Wednesday in a packed Cholmondeley's. Morty Rosenbaum '03 started off the whole show.
Professors discuss smallpox threat
The Brandeis Student Health Initiative Club hosted a discussion on smallpox Wednesday night in the Rappaporte Treasure Hall in Goldfarb Library.
The Boston Red Sox’s Home Opening Day overview
"Captain America: Brave New World" and the politics of power in 2025
Ed Sheeran: one night in Ipswich
A New Era for the Patriots Offense
Waltham residents protest the Trump Administration