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Union creates Admissions Task Force to improve outreach

6 March, 2009 // News // 0 Comments
In an effort to enhance connections between the Brandeis and the non-Brandeis world, the Student Union created the Admissions Task Force. The Task Force will be comprised of 7 to 9 active Brandeis students who… Read More...
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Proscenium brings theatrical flair to a cappella

30 January, 2009 // Arts // 0 Comments
In technical terms, the proscenium is the part of a theater stage that is in front of a curtain. But in Brandeis terms, Proscenium is the name of one of its most prominent, respected, and… Read More...
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The Brandeis Brief

23 January, 2009 // News // 0 Comments
Students came together in support of Israel at the Pro Peace Rally–Solidarity with Southern Israel on Sunday in the Shapiro Campus Center in reaction to the latest Israeli-Palestinian crisis. The event was sponsored by the… Read More...
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Beckinsale, Alda hold Q&A

5 December, 2008 // Arts // 0 Comments
The intimate Wasserman Cinemtheque was buzzing with excitement on Wednesday evening following the Boston premiere of the film Nothing But the Truth. Approximately 300 students, teachers, and members of the press eagerly awaited the arrival… Read More...
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Israeli photojournalist discusses rockets in Sderot

14 November, 2008 // News // 0 Comments
Noam Bedein, a young resident of Sderot, Israel and creator of Sderot Media Center, traveled to Brandeis’ Rapaporte Treasure Hall this past Tuesday to discuss the violence occurring in his little town near the Gaza… Read More...
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Journalism prof. discusses book on Paxil investigation

31 October, 2008 // News // 0 Comments
A former reporter for the Boston Globe and Miami Herald, and Pulitzer Prize nominee for investigative journalism, Prof. Alison Bass (AMST) is now a published author. Bass spoke about her new book, Side Effects: A… Read More...
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Flesch ponders readers’ connections to characters

24 October, 2008 // News // 0 Comments
On Wednesday Prof. William Flesch (ENG) discussed his new book Comeuppance: Costly Signaling, Altruistic Punishment, and Other Biological Components of Fiction in Rapaporte Treasure Hall. Flesch spoke for about an hour between 4:00 and 5:30… Read More...
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BADASS debates off-shore drilling

19 September, 2008 // News, Opinions // 0 Comments
Due to lighting difficulties, Brandeis Academic Debate and Speech Society’s first public debate of the semester started out in the dark, but, by the end, everyone in the atrium of Shapiro Campus Center was enlightened.… Read More...
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