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Invite Waltham to observe the squalor of Usen Castle

1 April, 2016 // Opinions // 2 Comments
In the movies, historical societies and commissions are always portrayed as the good guy—or at least the underdog—and everyone likes an underdog. Usually, they work to save a beautiful, old building from being demolished by… Read More...
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New residence hall needs Brandeis flair

26 February, 2016 // Opinions // 0 Comments
The Brandeis administration has always looked for feedback from students in their effort to appear transparent. Whether it’s a town hall meeting or lunch with President Lynch or a survey sent out about redesigns to… Read More...
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2011 Alumnus passes in tragic highway accident

29 January, 2016 // News // 0 Comments
Charles Hu ’11 passed away this past Tuesday afternoon in a car accident while heading north on Route 128 in Lexington. He was 26. A computer science major, Hu had been living in Lexington and… Read More...
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Theft of university computers leaves student information vulnerable

14 November, 2015 // News // 1 Comments
The basic, common Michael Kors denominator list of programs you choose to ought to total to college graduate. Even when you do not will be your major is going to become, you will find some… Read More...
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Athletics conference affiliation less than ideal

Athletics conference affiliation less than ideal

6 November, 2015 // Opinions, Top News // 0 Comments
Brandeis celebrated its annual Homecoming a few weekends ago, inviting alumni back to campus and hosting both the highly-ranked men’s and women’s soccer teams in competitive UAA conference matchups. While it is great when students… Read More...
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Off-campus students regain access to residence halls after outcry

30 October, 2015 // News // 0 Comments
The 2015-2016 “Student Rights and Responsibilities” handbook was finalized and submitted to the student community in an email from Director of Student Rights and Community Standards Kerry Guerard on Aug. 22. Some of the policy… Read More...
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Early decision application process unfair for prospective students

30 October, 2015 // Opinions // 1 Comments
As college students finish up midterms for their fall semesters, high school seniors continue the long and stressful process of applying to college. While those already at Brandeis no longer have to worry about applying… Read More...
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‘You’re the Worst’ returns with impressive start to second season

16 October, 2015 // Arts // 0 Comments
One of my favorite new shows from last year, “You’re the Worst,” returned to the airwaves last month. Needless to say I was very excited to see where showrunner Stephen Falk, former executive producer on… Read More...
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Clubs could benefit from more resources

2 October, 2015 // Opinions // 0 Comments
Brandeis loves to promote how active and engaged the student community is, by pointing out how many different clubs are active and how many students decide to pursue more than one major. It is something… Read More...
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Campus buildings unable to ‘Turn it Off’

25 September, 2015 // Opinions // 0 Comments
After some record-breaking high temperature days so far this month, I’ve realized how important air conditioning is. Or at least how convenient it is. It is certainly refreshing to be able to walk into the… Read More...
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