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Snow poses difficulties to campus infrastructure

25 March, 2015 // Opinions // 0 Comments
While no campus in New England has managed to avoid this winter’s below average temperatures and blizzard conditions, it seems that Brandeis’ grounds have experienced an excessively hefty toll from the accumulation of snow. As… Read More...
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Clubs bastions of student individuality

13 March, 2015 // Opinions // 0 Comments
When I ask high school friends about their weekends at college, I usually hear tales of sporting events, partying and Greek life. In contrast, when I then talk about my weekends at college, I tell… Read More...
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Unofficial roads pose unofficial danger

27 February, 2015 // Opinions // 0 Comments
Driving problems are not new on our campus. Last year, Maryanne Cai ’16 addressed the issue of campus safety in her opinion article “Drivers must be more conscientious on Loop Road,” published in The Brandeis… Read More...
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Maximizing efficiency, minimizing employee dignity

6 February, 2015 // Opinions // 1 Comments
On Nov. 21, 1910, Louis Brandeis popularized a revolutionary economic theory called scientific management. This theory argued for businesses to focus on raising their efficiency to lower their production costs and in turn increase their… Read More...
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