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Exhibit displays photo essay on graduated Slifka Scholars

CONTEMPLATING COEXISTENCE: Naomi Safron-Hon ‘08 (lower-right) displays a photo essay of graduated Slifka Scholars in the Shapiro Student Center Art Gallery. The exhibit, which is presented in English, Hebrew, and Arabic, shares the stories of Israeli students who received full scholarships to Brandeis. Pictured below-left are current Slifka Scholars (from the top, left to right) […]

Party on, WBRS!

Did you know that Brandeis University’s radio station, WBRS 100.1FM, hosts two weekly free live concerts? If you don’t think that’s cool, check out the below photos of NYC-based female-fronted hard rock band, Shadows Lie, rocking out this Tuesday.

The Sports Blitz

The Hoot on the Johan trade, the state of our national past time, and Plaxico’s bold Super Bowl prediction with Maxuel Shay, Pat Garofalo, Zach Aronow, hosted and edited by Andy Meyers.

NFL Playoff picks!

*AUDIO* inside article (5.98MB)

Andy Meyers, Pat Garofalo, Max Shay, Zachary Aronow

Spotlight on Boston:

Friday, Nov. 16, 8 p.m.
Sanders Theatre, 42 Quincy St., Cambridge, 02138
Phone: (617) 876-4275

Friday, Nov. 16, 8 p.m.
Sanders Theatre, 42 Quincy St., Cambridge, 02138
Phone: (617) 876-4275

What's going on at Brandeis?

The Three Musketeers
Friday to Saturday, Nov. 16, 2007, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Spingold – Laurie Theater
Phone: 781-736-3400 (menu option #5)

MELA!
Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Levin Ballroom

Spotlight on Boston: Day of the Dead in Jamaica Plain

Day of the Dead is upon us! No, this is not a zombie uprising, but a wonderful Mexican holiday celebrated on November first and second, based on the ancient traditions of Mexico's indigenous peoples who believed that the souls of the dead return each year to visit their families. There will be music and dancing and sugar skulls. Free admission.

What's up Waltham? The Magic of Beethoven

Waltham Philharmonic Orchestra is playing the beautiful music of Ludwig van Beethoven. Featuring Violin Concerto: Elliott Markow soloist;

Consecration of the House Overture;

and Symphony No. 5. This 22 year old orchestra is made up of almost 60 semi-professional and amateur local musicians. $12 for students.

What's going on at Brandeis? BET's Fall Show

BET is putting on a performance this weekend. The evening is a set of one acts from “For Whome the Southern Bell Tolls” and “The Actor's Nightmare” by Christopher Durang.

What's going on at Brandeis? Rocky Horror

The Brandeis Rocky Horror performance group, occasionally known as Orgy In A Sock, will be playing this Friday! For all you who have never been to Rocky Horror, this is a truly fantastic show and an awesome experience you must have. “Come dressed or undressed as you would.” The show is only $1, and it costs another $1 for a shit bag (props you throw at cues).

What's going on at Brandeis? Diwali 2007 – The Festival of Lights

Come join Namaskar as they commemorate this auspicious time of the year with a Diwali celebration – first ever on the Brandeis University Campus! Diwali is the Hindu, Jain, and Sikh Festival of Lights. It is a joyous occasion that all can enjoy! There are lots of activities, vendors, performances and free food. And it's free!

Freedom of speech at home first

As mentioned briefly on the previous page, President Bush proposed this week to establish a “freedom fund” for Cubans, as long as the current government agreed to protect freedom of speech, press, association and political parties.

Spotlight on Boston: Thunderdome VIII

One of the biggest dance parties in Boston. This year will be featuring Nick Catchdubs (founder of Fools Gold Records) and Caps N Jones (a recurring favorite of Discobelle). An epic party that just changed locations to a well reviewed spot in the middle of Central Square. Remember to wear a costume!

What's up Waltham? Breakfast on Main Street

There are three really great places to start your day in Waltham. Arcadia has delicious food and the service is pretty top notch. Joseph IIs is more of a traditional feeling diner also with some great and filling menu choices. Both are reasonably priced. Everyone at some point should kick their friends out of bed and go out to a diner at 7 oclock. Cafe on the Commons is also a good place to drop by if youre tired of the usual Einsteins or Java City. A bit more pricey but they have a lot more selections.

What's going on at Brandeis? I Hate Hamlet

As Crow from Mystery Science Theater 3000 Once remarked: Is there a word in the English language he hasnt said? Of course who cant hate Hamlet, that skull holding character weve all come to know and despise. This story of an actors struggle will be hilarious and intriguing. A play by Paul Rudnick and presented by the Brandeis Players! $5 in advance and $6 at the door.

What's going on at Brandeis? CARNALval TRISK Dance

Take your mask off or put a new one on as you head to the annual Trisk HALLOWEEN DANCE. Explore all the carnal desires that can be explored in a public setting. Maybe you can dance with a monkey, or do the monkey, or monkey around… as a monkey. Or you could just be a mon. Or you could be a key. There are a lot of options people. $3 at the door.

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