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Lecture explores Holocaust remembrance in Austria

27 February, 2015 // News // 0 Comments
The Women’s Studies Research Center (WSRC) hosted a lecture on public memory by Dr. Karen Frostig, one of their resident scholars, titled “What Happens When We Forget To Remember?” on Thursday, Feb. 26. Frostig serves… Read More...
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Winter break shortened compared to previous years

7 December, 2012 // Features // 0 Comments
In years past, including last winter, spring semester started after Martin Luther King Jr. Day for the typical student. Instead, this year, residence halls reopen on Sunday, Jan. 13, just in time for spring classes… Read More...
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March Of Dimes chapter to hold first lecture series

9 November, 2012 // Features // 0 Comments
Damiana Andonova ’15 became interested in the complicated topic of premature birth when she was just a junior in high school. “I was always fascinated with obstetrics and perinatology. In 11th grade I realized that… Read More...
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Sundiata, in Italy, lectures on peacemaking

26 October, 2012 // Features // 0 Comments
Brandeis students often hear about the value of experiential learning and putting knowledge and theory into action. Professor Ibrahim Sundiata (AAAS) embraced this idea when he found himself in a room full of diplomats, journalists… Read More...
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Birren draws on value of sciences as dean

27 January, 2012 // Features // 0 Comments
One semester into her new role as dean of Arts and Sciences, Susan Birren has transitioned from her position as teacher to administrator by drawing on her science background and training, to focus on the… Read More...
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