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  Hoot Recommends: vacation locations
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  Super Bowl LV Review
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  You’ll be ‘Over the Moon’ for this original Netflix film
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  Volleyball drops one to Emerson College
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  Panelists look at the history of Brexit
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  In the Senate 10/13
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  In the Senate Oct. 7
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  Pine and Foster saddle up in American Western “Hell or High Water”
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  2014 Mike Epstein Award given to Prof. Blake LeBaron
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  Savonen ’15 excels on the field and in the classroom
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  WBRS, offering ‘Something for Everyone’
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  Students discuss experiences volunteering with immigrants in Waltham
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  Prof. Conrad studies medicalization of ADHD
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  Brandeis organizations unite for Stanley Family Night
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  Brandeis community expresses solidarity with MO protests
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  Brandeis community actively involved in combating Ebola
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  Connerty sponsors special needs sports clinic
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  Cheerleaders fundraise for Dana-Farber
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  Hassenfeld Family Innovation Center founded at IBS
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  Peer-to-peer language program engages students
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  Student reps relay board notes
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  Hiatt connects students to futures
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  Senior’s resilience drives triumphant return
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  B.SASV issues progress report
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  Sodexo forum gives students a voice
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  Global Bazaar event celebrates International Education Week
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  Film screening critiques consequences of antibiotics
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  Environmental panel offers contrasting viewpoints from faculty
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  Safety concerns shut down Library Party
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  Brandeis Manhattan mansion on the market for $33 million
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  Students and Public Safety bond over ice cream
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  Chess Club wins big at regional tournament
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  Spring 2015 offers academic ‘Hidden Gems’
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  Spike in alcohol-related incidents
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  Prominent Israeli figures speak on campus
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  Fleitman ’17 celebrates a love of language
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  Students voice concerns at roundtable with administration
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  Heller presentation indicts the death penalty
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  Walter Benjamin’s ideas brought to campus by lecturer
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  Journalist Foreman advocates more attention for chronic pain
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  Kennedy School prof. reflects on Ukraine crisis
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  Reisman uncovers Hollywood Ten in documentary, lecture
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  New sustainability manager to be appointed by winter
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  Krauss appointed Heller School interim dean
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  Dr. David Lisak visits campus; discusses sexual violence on college campuses
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  Voices of Soul brings R&B to Brandeis
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  Sodexo addresses waste issues with online press conference
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  Alum. fosters student activism
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  Documentary addresses hidden Jewish history
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  Close looking series exhibits collection of extremist literature
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  Big Siblings pioneers on-campus program
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  Hiatt fair exhibits post-grad options
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  Lecture discourages victim blaming in cycles of violence
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  Halloween for the Hungry prepares for annual event
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  Brandeis among the first institutions to receive grant money from BRAIN initiative
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  Brandeis student activists find solidarity behind bars
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  Catholic chapel honors LGBT community
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  New minor brings social purpose to the arts
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  Deroy Hall implements first ever residential government
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  Local community center celebrates opening
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  Soccer team sponsors special needs sports clinic
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  MKTYP event hosted at the home of Robert Kraft
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  Univ. implements bystander intervention training to combat sexual assault
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  Year In Service and Volunteer Fair brings opportunity for networking and skill-building
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  Students describe summer dialogues at Al-Quds
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  Gustavo Gutiérrez wins Gittler Prize and speaks about giving a ‘voice to the voiceless’
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  PCC offers new services and counselors
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  Code of Conduct updates sexual assault component
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  Catherine Mann to leave IBS
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  Immigration awareness panel discusses acceptance
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  Controversial listserv exposed
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  Brandeis study links stress to weight gain
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  Campus NARAL kicks-off semester organizing
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  Comparative humanities master’s now joint degree option for Brandeis seniors
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  Enhancing your Brandeis experience: the Student Union
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  Junior’s lab work has potential for groundbreaking advances
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  Students protest univ meal options
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  Silhouettes vandalized across campus
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  Community gathers to listen to Ghanaian President speak about the ‘Promise of Africa’
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  More than just volunteers
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  First psychology colloquium features research on long-term effects of stress
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  Rape crisis center to be implemented in near future
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  Students embrace Hindu philosophy on relaxation
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  Ruderman scholars affect change for disabled
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  Heller hosts anniversary gala and honors Robert Reich
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  Prof. Greenlee authors book about intersection of motherhood and politics
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  Prof. Wright followed winding path to psychology and Brandeis
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  Waltham Group introduces itself to new students
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  Massachusetts primaries declare November candidates
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  Fellowship recipient researches civil rights
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  BEMCo alcohol calls escalate at beginning of semester
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  Commitment to service award motivates student body
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  College Notebook: This year’s rankings
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  Gustavo Gutiérrez awarded Gittler Prize for theology work
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  Brandeis under investigation for Title IX violations; students respond through various forms of protest
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  Community dinner establishes lasting tradition
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  Grand reopening of Foster Mods draws crowd
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  New professors focus on African diaspora
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  Brandeis under investigation for possible violations
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  Community unites at vigil
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  Donahue envisions a sustainable future for New England food
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  Columbia students fight for justice over sexual assault
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  Dining options frustrate students in first weeks of school
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  Smiling, swimming and saving lives
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  Sylvia Hassenfeld, trustee and celebrated leader, dead at 93
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  Thefts consistent throughout summer
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  Professor Allen Grossman dead at 82
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  Student leader Romero ’17 hones skills over summer
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  Striking out ALS: from ice baths to Brandeis labs
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  Crew recruits alumni for regatta reunion
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  Suspension of Al-Quds partnership still a source of controversy
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  Brandeis responds to sexual assault allegations
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  Title IX training scheduled for student employees
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  Brandeis mailroom transitions to Xerox, longtime employees left jobless
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  SSSP reflects on 2014
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  Brandeis staff run emotional marathon in honor of cousin
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  Rohleder publishes on self-compassion and reduced levels of stress
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  Walia ’15 wins Student Union presidency
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  Remedial courses pose problems for schools
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  South Korean ferry disaster hits home for Brandeis community
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  Guest speaker explores the mysteries of Tolkien
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  Take Back the Night march brings attention to sexual assault issues
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  MLK Scholars speak on learning leadership
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  Harvard faces complaint with Office of Civil Rights
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  Students’ outcry prompts Brandeis to reconsider award
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  Students demand more resources for sexual violence
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  Major General Anthony Cucolo speaks about the relationship between the media and the army
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  Administration strives towards graphic unity
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  ’Deis Talks showcase students’ ideas
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  Northwestern football moves toward unionization
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  Islam Awareness Week seeks to promote positive understanding of Islam on campus
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  Tuition to rise 3.7 percent
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  Ronny Zinner, trustee, passes at 70
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  Anita Hill confronts past and future in documentary
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  Exploring the figuratives of death
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  Fencers rank no. 21 at NCAA finals
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  New program aims to educate future leaders in disability care
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  SpeakOut! Brandeis Tumblr hopes to dispel misconceptions about sexual assault on campus
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  Catalyst Fund to raise $100 million for scholarships
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  Blackwell shares how minority groups contribute to and benefit from economic growth
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  Michigan’s plan to decrease student debt may cost students more
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  Anita Hill opens up about power dynamics in documentary ‘Anita’
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  Brandeis improves Prospect St. studio’s safety
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  Hindu community still in need of a permanent space for worship
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  Concerns voiced but barely addressed in public forum
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  WSRC scholars and students discuss reproductive rights
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  Panel aims to promote dialogue between divided peoples
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  Heller students shoot for social justice gold
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  Speaker highlights Odysseus’ classical journey
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  Fencers send three to Nationals
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  Evelyn Murphy delivers Lubin Symposium talk, teaching women to fight for what they are worth
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  Gender equality still out of reach
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  Cal-Berkeley co-op changing after lawsuit
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  Track comes in seventh but with All-UAA performances
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  Grimes and Pillow-Gnanaratnam made new deans
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  Panel explores Brazilian riots through varied perspectives
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  Fraternities under fire after New York hazing fatality
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  Israel Apartheid Week prompts controversy
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  MSA disrespected by vandalism
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  Brandeis community pledges to avoid the r-word
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  Early retirement an opportunistic option
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  Assault in Shapiro Residence Hall, no arrests made to date
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  Clark University No Longer Need-Blind
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  Brandeis releases five steps to alter crosswalk
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  Major dining plans to be implemented, but slowly
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  Students give a “hand up” with Habitat for Humanity
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  Unviversity housing moves online to facilitate student need
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  Planned ‘Israel Apartheid Week’ riles students online
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  Fencers still strong in post-season
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  Staff offered buyouts to decrease $6.5m deficit
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  Sillerman Prize offers support for philanthropic college students
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  Pre-Health advising staff turnover frustrates students
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  Tennessee moves toward free community colleges
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  Univ. to improve crosswalk safety, collaborating with Waltham
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  Students protest Reinharz’s executive compensation
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  Mandelas speak on Africa activism
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  Segal fellows combine leadership skills with social justice
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  Anti-death penalty activist stuns crowd
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  Another accident on South Street sends 3 students to hospital
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  Wayward turkey goes viral with students, social media
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  Public Officials Take Steps for Transparency in Sexual Assault Reporting
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  BADASS sparks drone use debate
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  ‘Peeping Tom’ a consistent problem in East
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  ’DEIS Impact to celebrate social justice next week
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  Health center adds nutritionist position
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  Senior theses a major undertaking
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  Community fights back against NYU expansion
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  Water stations provide alternative to bottled water
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  Women’s fencing triumphs over Wellesley 17-10
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  Univ adopts new compensation philosophy; Reinharz given $4.9m
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  Students share MLK’s legacy
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  Reported sexual assaults increase on campus
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  Thefts from locked offices raise security concerns
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  Bard College offers new admissions option
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  Special collections spotlights Declaration of Independence signers
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  Changes with a new semester
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  Meal plan uncertainty concerns students
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  Cooper Union begins charging tuition
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  Q&A: Grand Master Sam Shankland ’14 to pursue professional career
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  Yale on lockdown; no cause for panic
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  Students distraught over Collins’ immediate departure
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  Divestment from fossil fuels is an investment in social justice
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  Beloved staff member inspired by students
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  C-store layout harms student health
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  Rosen closes semester with new ideas for Union
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  Audience disputes motherhood quota
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  Brandeis president emeritus Reinharz’s salary incites students
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  Splash! turns college students into teachers
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  Univ severs ties with Al-Quds over protest
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  FDA intervenes in Princeton meningitis outbreak
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  Alum brings Chinese comedy to campus
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  Journalism and music investigate Anonymous
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  Search begins for first-year book forum
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  Dance marathon raises over $8,000
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  FMLA brings controversial feminism topics to debate team
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  Jackson ‘16, MLK devotee, attends influential conference
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  Lecture Highlights Unsung Suffragist Hero
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  Interfaith Chaplaincy expands its reach
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  Parking problematic but solutions a long way off
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  Dean presents multi-volume encyclopedia on Holocaust
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  Boston bans MIT parties
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  Resignation trend continues with Mark Collins
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  Entrepreneur Club approaches business with humor
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  Furniture recycling ‘not perfect’
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  Gittler Prize winner discusses academic work
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  Lisa Boes hired as new Dean of Academic Services
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  Students inspired to find resilience
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  Indian economist and activist impresses and inspires
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  Nobel Prizes for chemical weapon disposal and short stories
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  Committees to address substance use and medical amnesty
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  Schlesinger to support UDRs and BPA
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  QRC proposes new counseling center and staff role
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  Science illuminates history of artwork
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  Film displays other side of propaganda in North Korea
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  Sexual assault prevention specialist hired, hopes to connect with students
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  Author and LGBT activist brings audience to tears
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  Univ creates two new positions to study African diaspora
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  Economics Nobel winner has connection to Brandeis
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  Counseling center wins self-assessed award
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  Professor combines classics and chemistry to unravel ancient mysteries
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  Student blood donors multiply
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  Brandeis to be impacted little by government shutdown
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  Law school may become one year shorter
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  Michael Corn joins Univ information security
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  Robert Kraft honors wife’s memory with generosity
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  Alumni win at Boston 48 Hour Film Festival
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  Lemberg celebrates groundbreaking ceremony
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  Aftermath of Harvard cheating scandal brings few repercussions
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  Ambitious first year starts Quaker worship
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  Brandeis to hire new sexual assault counselor
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  Mark Spencer, another in a series of resignations
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  New students join the Union
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  Elite colleges investigated after failing to address sexual assault
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  Faculty meeting sets goals for new school year
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  Brandeis makes adjustments for handicapped students
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  Treasurer resigns after failure to communicate
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  NYC colleges partner to promote clean tech
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  Student experiences research first-hand
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  Brandeis proposes new volunteer tour guide program
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  Undergraduates enjoy new course offerings
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  Waltham cultural groups see increase in funding
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  Molly destroys student lives
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  Brandeis to help construct playground with Bentley and KaBOOM!
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  New orientation events engage students
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  Debate society demonstrates chops to first years
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  University offers expanded shuttle service
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  Sawyer remembered for student advocacy
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  MIT develops program for the socially disabled
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  Lemberg Children’s Center to break ground on new location
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  Popular restaurants to arrive in Waltham
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  Transitional Year Program named to honor Myra Kraft ‘64
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  Babson apologizes to Brandeis for 35-year-old slurs
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  Univ mum on Sawyer resignation
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  Pittsburgh researcher accused of murdering wife by cyanide
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  Todashev, questioned in Waltham murders, shot by FBI
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  Stanley Bergman wins Perlmutter Award for excellence in global leadership
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  Police looking at bombing suspect’s link to Waltham triple murder
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  Speakers discuss conflict in the Congo
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  New biology major requirements encourage interdisciplinary study
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  Students speak; divestment passes in a landslide vote by 79 percent
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  Classics professor to speak at Case Western about new insights in “Aeneid” translation
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  Lavender Graduation honors LGBTQ students and allies
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  Gunfires, explosives reported in Watertown
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  Community gathers to mourn victims from Marathon attack
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  BEMCo volunteering at Marathon finish line unharmed after attack
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  Univ police add patrols after marathon bombings
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  Manhattan Institute bashes Bowdoin College in report
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  Student Union election results announced
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  Pachanga runs without chaos
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  Sudent founds innovative event organizing tool
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  Film screening honors memory of Holocaust
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  Boston College in controversy over condom distribution
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  Dr. Rick Hodes to speak at Commencement
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  Student leaders discuss club reorganization
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  Marder named to BRAIN Initiative advisory board
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  Controversy at Harvard continues to grow
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  From enemy to brother
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  Students arrested for Keystone pipeline protes
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  Harvard Divinity scholar speaks on refugee trauma in Bosnia
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  Board approves 3.94 percent student cost increase
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  Goldstein hears feedback on strategic plan draft
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  Brandeis police investigating alleged sexual assault
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  Board of Trustees appoints Traquina as new chair
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  Match Corps
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  Anxiety expert Daniel Smith ’99 lectures on ‘Monkey Mind’
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  Documentary by Oscar nominee Robert Bilheimer explores child trafficking
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  College notebook: Boston College proud of decline in applications
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  Magid moderates panel on Brazil’s development
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  Brandeis students march for climate change awareness
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  Brandeis-India Initiative recruiting students to apply for fellowship
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  Facing high taxi fares, students organize their own rides
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  Emory President in trouble over column on Three-fifths Compromise
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  Flagel: Univ exploring model of four percent tuition and fees increase
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  Andrew Lubin talks on the way ahead for Afghanistan
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  Graduate students seek prestigious teaching opportunities
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  Four months later, ‘Community’ seeks to make up for lost time
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  Panel discusses incorporating social justice into careers
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  Brandeis facilities hold strong through blizzard
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  Study Abroad Application Deadline and Bills Draw Near
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  Laptop thefts reported in Goldfarb
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  Jubilee Project emphasizes power of social media to create a more just world
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  Dushkus deliver keynote address of ‘Deis Impact
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  Univ braces for blizzard, cancels Friday classes
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  Panel discusses presence of social justice in business
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  Rosbash, Hall win Wiley prize
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  ‘Happy Endings’ filled with outrageously good writing
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  Communications employers visit campus at Hiatt event
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  Main St. Strip Mall Angers Waltham Residents
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  Brandeis music professor Mary Ruth Ray remembered
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  Brandeis Greek life urges members not to discuss alleged sexual assault
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  bView brings students to campus from across Boston
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  Hemingway urges students to act on the duty of dreams
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  New trustee named to Board
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  Trustee endows new fellowship
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  Brandeis hones in on India in strategic efforts
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  Museum of Science collaborates with Brandeis on Dead Sea Scrolls
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  Waltham resident arrested in Village for Trespassing
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  Neurobiology professor pushes the limits of the unconscious mind
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  Friends remember Jonathan Roth ’14
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  Winter concert features A-Trak
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  Student bitten by coyote, administrators urge caution
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  New Triathlon Club hits the ground running, swimming, cycling
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  Mandel continues work to invest in humanities and Jewish education
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  As Flu gains momentum, community members urged to take precautions
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  Commuter rail project promises upgrades and enhanced service
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  Basketball team holds high hopes for upcoming season
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  Fencing team ‘foils’ its foes
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  Brandeis home commemorated
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  Burger to make move to Middlebury
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  Student diagnosed with active tuberculosis infection
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  Dining changes proposed, Aramark contract on table
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  Drolette to step down at end of year
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  Dylan nixed, possibility of festival still on table
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  Brandeis Debate ranked second at APDA
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  Lawrence Attends Israeli Alum Event, Amid Cease-Fire
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  Bellin comments on judicial tension with Morsi in Egypt
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  Thanksgiving break reminds affected students of storm destruction
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  Altman’s new appointment reflects decades of experience
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  Flagel, student organizers differ on Dylan concert proposal
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  Khazei encourages students to be “change agents”
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  Brandeis LCU gives conservatives a campus home too
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  Students rally to celebrate community-wide Kindness Day
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  Waltham martial arts academy raises thousands for Children’s Hospital Boston
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  Univ to offer online classes with other elite schools
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  SEA hosts annual local food banquet
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  Professor and journalist reflect on complicated black-Jewish relations
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  Bill Clinton to meet donors at private Schuster Center event
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  Kendrick Lamar enters the scene with a historic debut
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  Third round of elections Friday
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  Strategic Plan reaches final discussions
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  JBS program expands and diversifies
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  Town hall presents proposed folk festival to student body
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  Gov. Patrick stumps for Obama, Warren in Waltham
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  Swimming and diving continues to improve
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  IBS’ Mann nominated for EIU business professor of the year
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  Neuroscience presentation brings miracle story to Brandeis
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  Vancea pursues passion for film
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  Famous animal behavior study lives on at Brandeis
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  Elledge, Harvard professor, wins annual Rosenstiel Award
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  Legacy fund hosts symposium on poverty in America
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  Students actively campaign before Senate election
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  Minimal campus damage from Sandy
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  Kaplan dispute ends in judicial mediation
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  Voters to decide physician-assisted suicide Tuesday
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  Altman appointed to state health commission
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  ExCEL class studies at Museum of Fine Arts
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  Waltham Group sponsors Halloween for the Hungry
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  Waltham pharmacy closed after breach of sanitary regulations
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  Pole dancing club off to an explosive start
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  Anti-Israel professor removed from Northeastern faculty list
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  Brandeis in running for “Most Vegan Friendly College in US”
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  Brandeis narrows acceptance rates
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  Brandeis Holds Multi-Partisan Debate
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  SEA changes makeup without changing mission
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  Ruth Shapiro, key benefactor who transformed campus, died at 95
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  String of car robberies alarms campus
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  President’s house sold for 2.06 million
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  Heller scientist participates in study of soldiers’ mental health
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  Mods party registration reinstated
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  Amherst Sexual Assault leads to policy changes
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  Supreme Court hears oral arguments on Affirmative Action case
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  BC Student Selected as First Ever UN Youth Observer
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  Local hotels increase prices for Fall Fest weekend
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  At faculty insistence, administration to make public more specific committee reports
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  Union considers new senate position and club reforms
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  No. 22 women’s soccer improves to 10-1-1
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  University releases new framework for Strategic Plan
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  64 years ago, Univ celebrated founding
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  Alum builds on Peace Corps experience in conservation biology career
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  Alum Seth Roberts ’06 passes away
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  Social Justice Committee unites to fight sexual harassment
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  Len Gerzon ’80 runs for New Hampshire State Representative
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  Harvard drops to fourth place in World University Rankings
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  Rosbash named Gruber Endowed Chair in Neuroscience
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  Community mourns death of Alexa Christakos
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  Alum seeks living kidney transplant
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  Quidditch team combines athletics with friendship
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  BOLLI school seeks connection with Brandeis students
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  EcoGrounds café celebrates its grand opening
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  Unsworth Nominated to National Council of the Humanities
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  Flawed crime reporting puts Roxbury Community College federal funding at risk
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  Famous animal behavior study lives on at Brandeis
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  Heller School helps develop prescription drug monitoring program
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  Counseling center to launch new evening discussion program
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  Mods parties suspended until further notice
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  Farhat Agbaria facilitates the seeds of peace through dialogue
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  SAT Booklet conned from Waltham High
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  Massachusetts test scores record high
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  Brandeis achieves six fulbright scholars
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  Brandeis Alum, Brian Paternostro ’08 Passes Away
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  Brandeis struggles with recycling and energy conservation
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  AEPi being re-formed by a new group of students
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  Student Union Senators continue work on their ongoing projects
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  BC celebrates 150 years
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  New café opens in Farber library
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  After tragedy, campus continues to look for answers
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  Alum with perished loved one remembers 9/11 attacks
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  Report cites BU’s ‘sex entitlement’ culture
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  New policy on student-staff relationships
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  Warren, Brown campaigns engage college students
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  The Crown Center- A balanced and dispassionate approach to the Middle East
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  Strategic planning panel to seek feedback in October
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  Mathematics Department wins GAANN grant
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  New Chabad house opens
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  Heller PhD candidate founds camp for transgender children
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  News Analysis: Second suicide in two years shocks campus
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  Internship gives student research opportunity
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  Obituary: Venkatesh ’14, driven neuro student, dies at 21
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  Graduate students move to historic Waltham Watch Factory
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  Waltham man pleads guilty to teen murder
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  Second embezzler indicted for condo scheme
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  Harry Potter Alliance Strives to Apply Literary Values in Real World
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  First year seminar explores Mafia and social justice
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  Venkatesh found dead in dorm from apparent suicide
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  Castle to undergo overdue renovation
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  Brandeis Briefs
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  Waltham waters alive, swimmers beware
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  Improvements ahead for LTS
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  Former VP Peter French paid 3.2 mil upon leaving
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  International students’ orientation prepares class of 2016
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  Sarna discusses Jewish voting on WGBH
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  Univ sexual assault policy shifts
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  Brandeis ranks second-most expensive in MA
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  Former Tufts official named new chief operating officer
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  2 rapes reported at Harvard Yard
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  Alum arrested in WV mine protest
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  Esther Kartiganer, 60 minutes producer, dies at 74
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  Brandeis professor questions census
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  Ken Kaiserman, developer and trustee, dies at 73
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  Waltham police chief arrested for domestic assault
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  A123 signs potential $465m deal with Chinese
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  Brandeis appoints new director of Rose Mueum
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  Bial advocates equal opportunity in America
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  Senior gift participation up from last year
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  At IBS, Magid merges academics and government
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  Lawrence chooses Waltham, ’Deis to sell Newton home
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  New tragedy shakes BU
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  Senior speaker bids goodbye to class of 2012
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  Petsko addresses 92 members of Phi Beta Kappa
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  Breaking the silence around mental illness and suicide
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  Kirkland ’13 takes presidency
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  LGBTQ grads recognized at lavender graduation
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  View from the Top: Sean Fabery
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  ‘We will remember them’: a story of World War II
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  Home Depot co-founder stresses philanthropy for businesses
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  Brandeis sprinter Vincent Asante excels
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  Dr. Cheng Li discusses ramifications of upheaval in China
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  Programs rules leave room for ‘major’ changes
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  Police recover body of BC student
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  Brandeis alumna’s quest for lost trunk ends in ‘miracle’
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  Candidates try to stand out in crowded-field debate
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  Board inducts three corporate leaders as new members
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  Faculty meeting brief
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  Union candidates announced
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  City Year director speaks on leadership
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  Vigil held for missing BC student
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  A call for justice for Trayvon Martin
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  Emergency response systems depend on text notifications
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  Body of NY college student discovered
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  Governor Patrick speaks at Global Trade Summit
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  In Memoriam: Adrienne Rich, 82
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  MBTA concedes cuts, raises fares
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  Housing numbers lag behind growing class size
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  A/C stays off in heat
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  ‘Deis admits fewer students in incoming class
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  Transatlantic story
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  ‘Not My Life’ screening shows horrors of child slavery
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  A unique experience abroad in Israel
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  Anthropology lecture discusses ancient Central Mexico
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  View From The Top: Dr. Strangedance, or how I sold my soul to the theater
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  Professor from Hebrew Univerity on religious parallels
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  Knesset forums disrupted for 2nd year
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  Lecture denounces media coverage of activism
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  World Bank nomination concerns some in Dartmouth community
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  Brandeis raises a whopping $77,000 to fight cancer
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  Brandeis scientists receive Canada Gairdner Award
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  France shooting rattles Jewish community
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  Admin, underage differ on fake IDs
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  Student Union pushes for extended Einsteins hours
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  Revisions to Student Union Constitution would help streamline Senate
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  Raising awareness on sexual assault
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  Travels in Rome: the eternal city
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  Brandeis briefs
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  Alum donates social justice prize in reunion gift
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  Rosbash named neuro chair
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  Showgirl a highlight of BNC event
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  Interpretation is focus of Imam talk
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  The Facts and Fiction of Feminism: FMLA dispels common myths
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  The lasting influence of Ernestine Rose
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  Global Green Initiative reconciles corporate profit and environmental responsibilities
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  Improving job market gives graduates renewed optimism
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  Univ activists react to KONY 2012
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  View from the top: Noah Fields
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  Honey Nut Cheerios: What are you actually eating?
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  Univ overlooked criminal record in hiring
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  Female Genital Mutilation reversible; biography of pioneering doctor presented at WSRC
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  Search continues for missing BC student
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  Curving customary in science classes
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  There’s no debate: BADASS ranks third in nation
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  Fifth Russian Culture Week brings together community
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  Supreme Court to hear affirmative action case
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  Professor assists in smuggling investigation
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  Strategic Planning groups to focus on immediate future
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  Lawrence taps Wachter ’73 to head Rose board
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  2012 again highlights housing problems
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  Alum with silver will go for gold in London
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  Heller student attends U.N. women advocacy conference
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  Sexual assault rattle three college campuses
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  Third student death of the year at MIT
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  Police divers continue search for BC student
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  Speaker raises efficacy of ‘one-state solution’
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  View from the Top: Stacy Handler
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  Brandeis junior writes for Huffington Posts
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  Gates Foundation gives $500,000
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  Midyear senator elected, Charles River still vacant
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  Brandeis graduate convicted in terror plot, appeals case
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  Students weary about fallout from transit cuts
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  Brandeis ranked among best-value colleges
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  Housing policy puts Brandeis in small group
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  Clayborne Carson accepts Gittler Prize
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  Coping with tragedy, one year later
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  Student misconduct rarely brings consequences
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  Pests infest dorms, to students’ ire
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  Posse program supports student achievement
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  View from the Top: Yael Katzwer
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  Two students found tech start-up, showcase newly-made app
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  AMST’s Whitfield on ‘Jews, Racial Justice, and Democracy’
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  Registrar: break in Feb. an anomaly with advantage
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  Actual environmental record belies public green cred
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  Hiatt communications forum braves tough economy
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  Brandeis National Committee to honor Marion Levin
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  Romney on students’ mind
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  BC3 rings in Lunar New Year
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  Doctoral candidate studies modern significance of Civil War
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  A major debacle: the right program for success
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  Heller School creates committee to promote diversity
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  Hiatt holds fashion show to showcase business dress
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  A priest and politics
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  College affordability becomes election year priority
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  Iran and Israel: Tensions continue to rise
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  You Know We’re Right: First-year freakout!
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  Linsey Pool opens with full house
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  Textbook costs rise with frequent updated editions
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  Fundraising style shifted with Brandeis presidential transition
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  Transitional Year Program inspires students to excel
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  ENVS Professor aqquires local farm
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  Univ. research connects classroom to marketplace
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  BSF gets large donation, awards much of it
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  IBS showcases business internships
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  Study Abroad fair highlights travel opportunities
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  Obama starts challenge on tuition
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  Brandeis celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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  Brandeis-India initiative
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  In memoriam: Evelyn Handler, 78
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  U-Ill. dean named LTS chief
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  Suffolk names new president
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  Winter street bridge opens after 7 years
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  Linsey pool gets $1M donation
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  Peace Corps finally a reality for ’Deis alumna
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  In memoriam: Robert Shapiro, 81
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  Univ makes foodie YouTube clips
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  India – A Land with more than what meets the eye
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  Confronting Expectations, Embracing Change: Reflections on India
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  With Union prodding, C-Store hours expanded
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  Students dance all night for Miracle Network
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  Bates College names Harvard VP new president
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  Waltham man killed by hit and run
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  DOJ, DOE offer new road map for attaining diversity
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  Reflections on a year in the trenches
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  Brandeis volunteers in service program at Waltham school
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  Ollie’s holds first ‘coffeehouse’
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  College Notebook: Tufts bans ‘a naked run’
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  Brandeis scholar co-authors book that questions gender stereotypes
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  Opportunities for Israel in a changing Middle East
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  Henna by Sienna
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  You Know We’re Right: Reasons for advance roommate agreements
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  Hornstein program founder Bernie Reisman dead at 85
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  Emory professor awarded Gittler prize
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  Magid departs with Gov. Patrick to South America
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  View From the (Very) Top: Sticking around just one more year
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  Teaching from experience: Polonsky’s studies reflect his upbringing in South Africa
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  ELL and BLC plan lunch to honor university staff
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  Love Your Body Day at Brandeis: challenging media’s narrow beauty ideals
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  Core chosen for class of ’16 orientation
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  Triskelion and TransBrandeis aim for transgender awareness
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  View From the Top: Learning ‘real life’ lessons
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  Students come for Oh Megan!
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  Auslander writes on legacy of slavery in Georgia
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  C-Store tests new late-night hours
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  Chomsky denounces Obama on Israel
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  Brandeis in finals to be named ‘Most Vegan’
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  In hall of orators, a closer look at anti-Semitism
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  ‘Deis Dems canvass for Obama in New Hampshire
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  Strategic plans topic of faculty meeting
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  Waltham mayor wins third term
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  TSA raises money for Turkey quake
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  Teaching English in Japan: a midyear’s experience
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  Union secures limited Riverside shuttle test run
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  8,000 miles and a war between us
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  Into the arms of the angels: Saving the Kinderlachen
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  Reminding students to be mindful in a time of war
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  Rose media coverage rebounds after reopening
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  You Know We’re Right: Confused and clueless about classes?
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  Fall Fest welcomes Brandeis parents
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  Union President and others jailed Wednesday to fundraise for Relay
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  SE ‘plays’ up Louis Louis
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  Sophomore travels to Morocco to discuss Holocaust
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  View From the Top: Tour guide talks
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  India’s LGBT facing tough discrimination, visiting professor finds
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  Emory and Stanford professors win ’Deis $25k Gittler prize
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  Governor, university president to speak at ADL
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  Whistleblower who brought down Enron speaks
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  Redefining the Holocaust: Israeli author Michal Govrin offers insight for survivors’ families
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  You Know We’re Right: Ditch the dude or the drama? Maybe both?
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  Halloweening? Play it safe!
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  View From the Top: Go away. Seriously.
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  Chinese international student spends summer in India
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  JBS emerges from tough rollout as successful program
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  University seeks to avoid citation for website compliance
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  Debate team ranked highest in nation
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  Final Union election fills remaining seats
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  You Know We’re Right
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  Science center wins award for spatial design
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  Student Events “fallabrates” the season
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  New head of student life makes use of social media
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  Halloween health hazards
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  Student advocates ask state to audit health insurers
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  College Notebook: Presidential transitions
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  Rose to display Conner artwork
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  TFA hosts panel for recruitment
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  ‘Catch-22’ at Brandeis: Library celebrates the 50th anniversary
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  Brandeis takes Vegan challenge
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  Police still investigating Sept. robbery
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  Three clubs unite to raise awareness for Somali famine
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  Texting while driving still pervasive, despite ban
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  Halloween for the Hungry back for 25th year
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  Upper Crust under immigration investigation
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  Kindness Day expands in second year
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  Shepard leads research on hunger economics
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  You Know We’re Right: Strippergram violates roomie relations and Rights and Responsibilities
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  Aramark resolves workers’ contract concerns
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  YMA Fashion Scholarship at Brandeis: my internship at Ross Stores
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  Alumni association post vacant again
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  Triskelion offers safe space, educational opportunities
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  Students come together to come out
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  ’Deis joins Wall Street protests
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  Strategic decisions to be announced despite ‘planning fatigue’
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  Dukakis offers insight on Democrats, Mass. Senate race
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  View From the Top: Sports fan reflects on Brandeis bucket list
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  Professor to continue research with new grant
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  All about Aramark: from prisons to (Disney) castles
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  Lawrence meets with Israeli college president
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  Even after crisis, departments feeling the strain
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  Brandeis seeks to tap into alumni base of donors
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  Brandeis students protest Davis execution
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  Broken promise, loss for transparency in forgotten student vote
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  Student Union discusses 2011 agenda
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  Rabbi discusses human-trafficking trade in Israel
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  Anita Hill takes job at DC law firm
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  Study abroad office promotes new Hague, Israel programs
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  You Know We’re Right: Roommate resolutions: steps to super suitemate success!
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  State lease to help pay for costs of pool renovations
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  Social Justice career fair speaks to college student dilemma
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  Heller staffer recalls loss of brother in WTC attack
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  Panelists discuss how 9/11 shaped last decade
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  Super-committee announced
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  Collins: East Quad renovations highlight capital projects priorities
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  Lawrence leadership style offers new vision, direction for Brandeis
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  Lawrence outlines vision of ‘selective excellence’
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  BEMCo alum dies in hurricane rescue
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  Looking for art in United States soccer
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  Lawrence meets with university presidents in Israel
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  Flagel named SVP for students and enrollment
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  As Hurricane Irene looms, Brandeis to open residence halls Saturday
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  We heard you!
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  Susan Birren appointed next dean
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  Senator Schumer advocates education and immigration reform to boost economy
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  Greek Life expands on campus
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  ‘Shades of Gray’ in-focus: a journalist’s notebook
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  Shades of Gray: The Mosaic: the reality of race in social life
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  Students organize 5K for charity
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  Shades of Gray: The Architects: Pedagogy and race at Brandeis
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  News analysis: Name recognition key for Rosen
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  Gaskins, McNamara honored with highest faculty awards
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  Senate condemns SJP
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  Activist poet Goodheart presents ‘Earthquake Season’
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  Meet the presidential candidates: Akash Vadalia
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  Meet the presidential candidates: Amber Kornreich
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  Meet the presidential candidates: Herbie Rosen
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  Free Play‘Spring Awakening’ blooms on stage
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  Shades of Gray: The gatekeepers, admitting racial diversity
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  SEA camps out, promotes environment
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  Inside renovations for Linsey Pool
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  Students defeat faculty in Hoops for Haiti charity game
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  Fed adviser warns of slow recovery
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  FPT director discusses bringing ‘Spring’ to campus
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  Knesset members to visit Brandeis
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  Sandel moderates panel on univ diversity
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  A host for all: Brandeis’ unique racial history
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  Governor to speak at IBS trade summit in April
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  Students abroad in Japan to return
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  Jerusalem editor explores journalism in Israel
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  Tympanium gives ‘Rent’ new lease on life
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  Ogletree discusses book on Henry Louis Gates
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  ‘The Duke’ Part IV
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  James Carroll explains significance of ancient Jerusalem
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  Schiller honored for Pepose science award
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  Microfinance panel aims to combat poverty
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  Lawrence answers questions in web forum
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  ‘The Duke’ Part III
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  McMillian dives into radical underground presses
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  Trinity professor talks about 9/11, racism
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  ‘The Duke,’ part II
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  Israeli, Palestinian negotiators discuss Egypt and the Middle East
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  MIT professor to receive Brandeis science award
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  Crown Center hosts forum on Egypt, Tunisia
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  Creative Writing: “The Duke”
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  Columbia Univ professor lectures on human rights
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  Art exhibit tackles ‘insatiable’ appetites
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  Lawrence to travel to Los Angeles next week
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  Illegal downloads high on campus
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  Police, students meet, discuss public safety
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  Univ monitoring safety of students abroad near Egypt
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  No court arraignment two months following hit and run
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  Schlossberg explores ‘Life in Miniature’ with audience
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  Public Safety, Union plan events to foster community
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  President Lawrence advises students on law school
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  Sylvain tackles ‘Love’ and ‘Loss’ during ‘Night of Haitian Poetry’
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  Schlossberg details ‘Life in Miniature’
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  New provost. Know the old one?
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  Experiential learning expo set for March
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  Indoor track finishes with strong performances
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  Professor discusses Native Americans’ bloody history with United States
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  Ziv damaged after sprinkler set off
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  Biology professor takes AAAS post
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  ‘Downton Abbey’ almost a ‘Masterpiece’
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  NY Times Columnist Friedman questions ethics of WikiLeaks
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  I can’t tell a ‘White’ lie: HTG production too long
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  The Reinharz years
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  Loco for Loko
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  Lawrence makes provost second in command
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  Rebuilding Haiti with justice
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  Sudanese ambassador speaks about future of his nation
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  Great American Smoke Out encourages quitting cigarettes
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  Drug, alcohol committee to hold town hall
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  Students discuss autism during Brain Awareness Week
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  Women’s soccer falls to Williams in second round of NCAA tournament
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  Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson solving mysteries in modern London
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  Krauss approves new block schedule
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  Rothchild advocates divestment from Israel
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  BEMCo teaches campus AED use
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  BZA shows Israeli culture through food
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  With dinner, students raise funds for Pakistan relief effort
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  Board requests deferred maintenance proposal
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  Conversations in hell: Talking with director of ‘No Exit’
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  Beauty in contrasts: Brandeis alumna and poet-in-resident read selections from their works
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  Talking Shakespeare with the director of ‘The Winter’s Tale’
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  BEMCo: Brandeis life support
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  Russian-American author discusses ‘Jews in her house’
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  Brandeis love stories: Talking with the director of ‘Brandeis, I love you’
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  Haiti relief gets grant
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  It’s kind of a sad story, actually
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  Brandeis students of all political persuasions helped get out the vote in midterm elections
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  The immaturity of the ‘Adult’ show
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  Students discuss Middle East in calm environment
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  International judge talks dealth penalty
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  BSF gets first proposals, winners to be announced before Thanksgiving
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  Green grade stagnant, alternate sustainability evaluations sought
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  Tomato rice
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  Heller fire leaves up to $50,000 in damages
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  Callahan, 74, was friend and mentor to Heller
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  Distilling experience: poet Michael Klein reads new works
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  Government agencies solicit Brandeis workers
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  Town hall discusses admissions changes
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  Visiting teacher fears education is ‘losing its soul’
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  Horowitz blasts liberal nature of universities
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  Financial crisis forced university to take more loans
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  Prof and Cabinet member, both Danes, discuss Europe and Islam
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  McHeny describes Food Not Bombs’ growth, organization’s history helping those in need
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  Sushi Yasu makes for great dining
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  Looking beyond the walls: Tory Fair discusses sculpture
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  Student Union elections fill vacant posts
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  Debate team wins Harvard competition
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  Roundtable discusses Islam in the U.S. and France, religious tolerance in the West
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  Brandeis in the running for top vegan-friendly school, PETA2 polling students
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  Public Safety considers security measures following castle thefts
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  Special elections set for Tuesday
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  British historian discusses countrymen’s love of art and travel
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  Volleyball wins two, loses two
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  ‘Three Sisters’ immerses audience in Chekhov’s world
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  Anatomy of an endowment
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  Univ revamps BrandeisNOW
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  ’Deis up on diversity, down on faculty interactions
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  Hoot Scoops: Coming Out
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  Celebration of excess and farming at the Big E
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  SJ resolves dispute over Village senator
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  Sarna discusses General Grant and Jewish politics
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  Student admits to exposing himself inside Chapel
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  Pianist describes life in music world post-sexual reassignment surgery
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  Student elections set for Sunday
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  BSF taking proposals
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  Students unite to help in Pakistan flood relief efforts
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  Univ spends millions on fire safety, no sprinklers in Castle building
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  You can bank on ‘The Town’: Boston heist flick impresses
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  Development committed to financial aid, despite admissions change
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  Lawrence to chant conservative Kol Nidre services
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  Univ concerned about crosswalk safety
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  Fischer’s Midnight Ride
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  Graduate student injured in science lab chemical explosion
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  Not just a pretty face
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  Alumnus depicts Brandeis beginnings
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  Peretz letter to be sent despite apology
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  University adopts need-sensitive admissions recommendation
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  Lawrence introduces himself to the student body
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  Univ advises building changes during heat wave
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  New study abroad progam in the Hague completes first summer
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  Changing of the guard
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  Labor day adventures
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  Flavors of the North End
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  The play’s the thing
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  McCauley on ‘Insignificant Others’
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  Indecent exposure
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  Rose art not for sale, maybe for rent
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  Mandel Center for the Humanities completed
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  Students hopeful about Lawrence presidential appointment
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  Students react to President Lawrence appointment
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  Leadership awards announed
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  Pearlstein discusses partisanship, conservatives, the Tea Party at Q-and-A
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  Don’t panic! ‘Guide’ a scrappy tribute to original
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  Paul Simon to serenade seniors
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  Former poet laureate Louise Glück reads from new book
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  Brandeis completes road schedule with two wins
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  First orthodox ‘rabba’ discusses role of women in Judaism
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  Boiling point: How one Brandeis academic conference ended up on Fox News
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  Sustainability fund amendment to Union Constitution passes with student body vote
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  Scientists, artists come together at festival
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  No more sophomore parking with class of 2014
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  Israeli soldiers memorialized
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  Brandeis’ first law journal makes its debut in May
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  Panel discusses human trafficking, sex work in U.S.
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  Students to vote on empty Kalman space
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  Klionsky paints the Russian Jewish experience
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  Softball team ranked 14th in nation in Division III poll
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  Students celebrate Israel’s Birthday
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  LTS answers Facebook privacy questions
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  Undergrads grill Jaffe, Reinharz on JBS and fundraising at Monday’s forum
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  Dates auctioned for clean water
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  TRISK and MSA unite for film, discussion on sexuality and Islam
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  SEA proposes ‘green fees’
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  Hadassah event sheds light on experiences of children in the Holocaust
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  Faculty debate university librarian’s tenure at meeting
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  ‘M. Butterfly’ proves a riveting production
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  Grad students voice concerns over parking, teaching at open forum
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  Michael Ian Black cracks up Brandeis
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  Creative discourse: Discussing the genesis of the Players’ ‘M. Butterfly’
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  Cornwell and Brooks present ‘The Front’
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  Federal legislation reduces loan repayment, increases Pell Grants
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  Finalists for Sillerman Center philanthropy prize explain proposals
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  CAs distribute U.S. census to dorms
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  Union elections to occur Tuesday, one round will decide the winners
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  Jewish film festival explores untold stories of the Holocaust
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  Priest discusses Catholic response to Nazi policies in WWII
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  Softball finishes first month of season at 15-4-1
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  Tennis teams head into last portion of season
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  ‘Hurt’ so good: Film depicts bomb squad
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  ‘Eden’ not quite paradise
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  Women’s tennis defeats Bates
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  Activists speak on importance of educating Sudanese girls
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  IBS ranked among top 15 grad schools by Princeton Review
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  Undergrad applications increase by almost 1,000
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  Environmentalists strive to change climate, minds
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  Judiciary to mediate film festival squabble
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  MLK Scholars discuss faith and Brandeis
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  Kristen Taddonio, ENERGY STAR and government rep, comes to Brandeis
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  In Holocaust lecture, Rubenstein examines Nuremburg trials
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  Housing Lottery: by the numbers
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  Haiti relief goal almost reached
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  Hogan highlights accomplishments in State of the Union address
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  Professor Ravid discusses history of Jewish ‘ghetto’
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  Flooding throughout campus subsides
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  Brandeis community forms peace vigil to unite against MSA vandalism
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  ‘Parenthood’ on verge of time-out
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  ‘Be Good Johnny Weir’ earns perfect 6.0
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  Softball opens their season with warm weather play
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  Following the players: FTP’s traveling ‘Guildenstern’ amuses
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  Screenwriter Kashua discusses identity roles in Middle East
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  Provost approves 2020, changes one
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  Constitutional Review releases 11 proposals
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  Brandeis Briefs: Pass/fail parameters reconsidered
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  Students celebrate International Women’s Day
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  Reinharz proposes wage raise pool for employees earning less than 150K
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  Annual symposium discusses accomodating disabilities in education
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  Indoor track and field hosts UAA championships
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  Book showcases photographer’s study of Russian Jewry
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  VOCAL 2010 brings emotional relief
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  Swimming and diving set three school records
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  Track and field faces challenging opponents at Open New England Championships
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  ‘Food, Inc.’ director condemns food industry
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  Feminist Gera discusses Israel Women’s Network
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  Seligman wins Mr. Brandeis competition
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  Harvard prof. asks ‘What is justice?’
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  BADASS team hosts debate tournament
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  Upcoming Howard Dean visit sparks controversy
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  German green expert discusses effects of Copenhagen conference
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  Brandeis credit rating downgraded by Moody’s Investors Service
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  Committee raises money for clean water
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  Track and field have mixed day at New England Division III Championships
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  Getting lost in Brandeis spaces
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  Skinner exposes modern slavery in Social Justice lecture
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  Gosman solar panels turned on
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  Haiti relief efforts continue, donations to Partners in Health matched through Sunday
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  On campus housing prices to rise for 2010-2011 year
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  F-board creates new club finance system
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  Solar panels installed, not turned on
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  CA warms hearts of the elderly
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  Deliciously unsatisfying
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  BADASS team places at national competition
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  Film Department to sponsor improved SunDeis Film Festival
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  Roses are red, violets are blue…If you’re a cynic or a hopeless romantic, “Valentine’s Day” is just for you
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  Enviromental program approved for fall Justice Brandeis Semester
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  Campus organizations rally to help Haiti relief initiative
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  Fencing teams travel to Duke
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  Union Secretary Aronin speaks out against her impeachment
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  LouFind improves library online search
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  Students take up Carter’s challenge, cross borders
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  State of the Union
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  Currying flavor with enticing eggplants
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  Study Abroad announces new summer program in The Hague
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  Hooked on Tap heats up with ‘Hot Stuff’
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  Halberstam of Miami Heat speaks on announcing experiences
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  Aronin removed from office following UJ conviction
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  ‘Cheers, mate!’: Where nobody knows your name
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  Film ‘Measures’ extraordinary
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  Of fists and fist pumps
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  NYTimes Jerusalem bureau chief to speak on campus Tuesday
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  Panel discusses future of conflict in Afghanistan
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  Prominent sociologist Hilary Levey speaks about competition in children
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  Panel discusses future of conflict in Afghanistan
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  Midyears and upperclassmen share Village residence quad
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  Keck gives $1 mil grant to study active matter
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  Brandeis students ‘Hope for Haiti’
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  CEER members chosen, meet to discuss goals
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  “Just once I need somebody to show me all [that] I can’t see”
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  CARS redesigning website to market university
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  Rose art Image Gallery 1/5 (Max Shay)
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  Pipe bursts in Rosenthal East over break, nothing harmed
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  Brooklyn housemates take out the trash
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  Nothing but the Truth captivates
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  The Brandeis Brief
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  Zach and Miri entertain as they make a porno
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  Book review: After film, Namesake the novel exceeds expectations
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  Gray encourages community involvement
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  Tales of customer service gone wrong
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  Women’s soccer misses the kick
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  Princeton Prof. Appiah accepts Gittler prize
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  BTV shows bring Brandeis spirit to screen
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  Colgate-Palmolive chairman addresses Business school
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  Panelists discuss Blacks, Jews, and Obama
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  British Slang: our “real” is their “proper”
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  Students organize coalition for Aramark dining reform
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  Mixing business with laughter
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  Move over, Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants- skinny jeans are here
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  The Brandeis Brief
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  Women’s soccer loses to Clark, then goes on to defeat Smith
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  Religious tensions come to a head in historical drama
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  Women’s Soccer stalls with loss
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  If the concert offends you… it's meant to
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  Men’s Soccer loses physical match against Clark, rebounds with late goals vs. Babson
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  Women’s Soccer: Matching 2-0 wins pad Judges’ perfect season
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  Between the towers
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  Dumb preview, smart movie
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  Men’s Soccer: Two straight shutouts start season
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  Women’s Soccer: Victories against MIT and Gordon provide solid start to season
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  Usdan Student Center gets summer facelift
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  Usdan Student Center gets summer facelift
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  Women’s Soccer team young but ready to defend ECAC title
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  Ben Premo, head coach Mike Coven lead Men’s Soccer in 2008
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  More than just a tour group:
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  After 17 years of service, Community Service Director Diane Hannan says goodbye to Brandeis
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  Got Talent?
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  Serving up some humor
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  NFL Draft round-up: Dolphins take Jake Long, Kansas City Chiefs deemed successful, and rookie quarterbacks could play big role
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  Spoon's rocky road to fame
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  See Kanye glow
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  From jungle to jungle
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  City of Angels: No place for the ordinary
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  The Roots grow in new direction
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  Former Brandeis fencer to compete in Beijing Olympics
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  Reliving past experiences through someone else
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  X marks the spot
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  If you remember this, you grew up in the 90s
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  Red Sox, A’s split MLB opening series in Japan
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  Lil Wayne has a little fun
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  How sweet it is for Men’s B-ball team
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  10th Annual Posse Plus Retreat
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  An Arabian Night
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  A comedy to die for
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  Number four truly will be missed, even by a Vikings fan
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  Speaker discusses experience as flight hostage in Jordan
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  American Idol: Brandeis style
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  Much to SEA at its coffeehouse
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  An Odd Couple indeed
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  And the Oscar goes to…
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  BTV offers up second helpings
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  The sporting winds have changed once again
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  Univeristy alum discusses new book on democracy
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  Off-campus senator campaign continues, Ludevig wins Union Judiciary race
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  Jack Johnson is a dull boy
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  The little Giants that could
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  The 11th Hour feels that long
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  The power of threeThe power of three
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  BSJP give insight into Palestinian perspective
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  Despite strike, SAG Awards go on
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  One Tall Voice: The decay of civilization
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  The Point: Don't call me Ishmael: Why we should read
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  Book of Matthew: Solving our energy crisis
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  Editorial: There is such a thing as bad publicity
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  Shopping for Truth: Problems with the media
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  Futile Ramblings: Summer bummer
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  Politics Roundtable: The 2008 Election
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  Lupe Fiasco's sophomore effort is The Cool
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  A way to be good again
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  Love, in the City of Light
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  Editorial: Flag resolution has no pole to fly on
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  The Point: Everyone loves election season
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  Book of Matthew: Don't walk on the Constitution
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  Futile Ramblings: How to stay unemployed
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  One Tall Voice: Not OK with MLK day
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  Shopping for Truth: Why I don't have Facebook
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  Study abroad numbers grow despite weak American dollar
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  New club reinvents lost class
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  Futile Ramblings: Don't be 'that guy'
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  One Tall Voice: Active service beats 'lounge chair humanitarianism'
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  Seven days in N.H. and no regrets
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  Shopping for Truth: Resolve to be realistic
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  Book of Matthew: Who is Mitt Romney?
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  Editorial: Practical action marks possibility of new Union direction
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  More than just a blood bath
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  Juno soundtrack rivals film's quality
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  One Tall Voice: Memoirs of a Conservative: Part Two
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  Shopping for Truth: Winter Break: what to do?
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  Book of Matthew: Politics as usual
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  Editorial: Online evaluations looked better on paper
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  New dean appointed for Heller School
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  The Point: Working Girl: laziness and workplace ennui
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  They can finally see his face
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  Editorial: Student Events and administration set dangerous precedent
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  Futile Ramblings: Refereeing IM sports
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  Book of Matthew: Why I didn't fall for Ron Paul
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  Shout out to your mother tongue
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  Slice and ’Deis leaves you craving more
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  The Point: Get over yourself, Brandeis
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  One Tall Voice: Appreciating Malcolm X
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  Shopping for Truth: Clearing up confusion
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  A spiritual journey transcends the screen
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  Jay-Z reminds listeners that swagger is a liability
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  Prejudice Response Task Force:
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  Innocence Week comes to Brandeis
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  The Teriyaki Boyz has fun hip-hop flavor
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  The Brandeis Roosevelt Fellows:
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  Brandeis to host Innocence week
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  Can Ya Dig it?
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  A villian worth idolizing
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  Reading A Dirty Job isn't dirty work
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  Brandeis, the University on a Hill
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  Brandeis SSDP chapter organizes new club looks to alter national drug policies
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  Midway through an NFL season good enough for Hollywood
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  Savvy students work for LTS
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  ‘Anger is like electricity’
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  Gandhi’s grandson speaks at conference
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  Humanitarian rockstar
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  Boston rises, New York falls
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  Big Apple turns sour
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  Education Studies major proposed for Fall 2008
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  Welcome to the Bloc Party
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  Journalist discusses MidEast conflict
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  SPA to hold national conference
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  Regina Spektor comes to campus
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  Hotter in person
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  Union Judiciary denies Secretarys retrial motion
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  Be nice to your Community Advisors;
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  German ambassador discusses European social climate
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  Southeast Asia club organizes Burma vigil
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  Students petition guns
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  Anthropology class reaches out to Waltham community
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  'Fine dining' for Usdan Employees
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  Adams gives first annual State of Diversity address
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  Ode to an American gangster
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  Judiciary complaint filed against Union
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  Working for Brandeis admissions fun, increases social skills
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  Alex the parrot's death touches campus
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  The new and improved Massell Quad Pond
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  Sexologist speaks at the ICC
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  Hot Hot Heat gets hotter
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  Ridgewood student forum elicits many strong opinions
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  Kanye's the King
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  Mosaic in a "Fish Bowl"
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  Good Charlotte gets their hands on rap-rock
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  University holds lecture on MidEast challenges facing future president
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  Game-On’s lost inventory found
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  A look at the candidates for elections, round 2
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  Schedule of events for the spring open-house
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  Sabbaticals, course offerings lead to student concern
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  Table Tennis Society: Up the creek with a paddle
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  April Fool: Subway restaurant to be opened in Village space
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  April Fool: Thirsty Thursdays moved to Mondays
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  April Fool: Dershowitz arrested for stalking, harassing
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  April Fool: News Briefs
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  April Fool: Senate passes resolution not to congratulate basketball teams
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  April Fool: Brandeis mascot to be replaced
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  April Fool: Fight envelopes Reitman Hall
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  April Fool: Housing selection corruption leads to second selection in May
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  Debate team hosts annual tourney
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  FULL ELECTION RESULTS
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  BTV relaunched after hiatus with new Executive Board
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  Candidate Statements
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  Union updates
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  President Carter answers more of your questions
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  Five fencers claim UAA Player of the Week
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  Union update
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  Capra named UAA player of the week
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  Union Updates
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  Union and Admin. reach agreement on sports funding
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  Thanksgiving with the Brandeis family
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  Student Events kicks off Louis Louis celebration
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  Reaccreditation process to continue with campus visit
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  Locked-out students could face conduct referral
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  SEA promoting more local foods in dining halls
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  Pachanga crowd requires Public Safety intervention
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  Union designing new policy to track club events and leadership
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  UCC and admin to discuss pass/fail changes
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  Students react to new lockout policy
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  Campus goes dark Thursday evening
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  Union bringing “Purple Rain”
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  Conservation efforts: AMST 191 works to protect Sachar Woods
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  Conservative magazine bashes Brandeis TLCs
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  New Vice President of Budget and Planning announced
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  Einstein Bros. to open in January
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  Book deliveries stolen
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  Crown panel discusses future of Middle East
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  Java City leaving Shapiro
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  The Brandeis Brief
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  SAF reform amendment receives mixed reviews
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  Board of Trustees to meet next week
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  Proposed changes to SAF
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  The increasing irrelevancy of feminism
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  The case against Harriet Miers
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  Campus wide intellectual oppression regarding newspaper
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  Sharona Muir participates in meet the author series
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  Give Miller the axe, reporters a shield
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  The economics of genocide and ineffectiveness of STAND
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  LETTER: LTS: a group effort
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  EDITORIAL: Consequences of parity need consideration
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  Clarification about new contract for Deis workers
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  Watching Gilmore without the girls
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  Overreacting Stomachs on Par with World War I
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  EDITORIAL: Fair Trade requires valid petition, actual discussion
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  LETTER: Mens Fencing team Biography errors
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  EDITORIAL: Rich Graves will be missed
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  LETTER: Complaints should be taken to the source
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  The (now infamous) Snyder email chain
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  EDITORIAL: Students have the right to complain. They have the responsibility to complain wisely
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  FARBER: Fe-males with brass fingernails
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  UJ rejects bid to block BTV vote
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  MUELLNER: Seeing beyond subtitles: the value of Ancient Greek
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  VERBATIM: Senate Money Resolution
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  EDITORIAL: Jaffe, Krauss deserve pat on back for months of headaches
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  VERBATIM: A libeled giraffe speaks
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  FARBER: Beware of the Mugwort
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  NEWS RELEASE: Simmons departure announced after months of keeping it secret
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  NEWS RELEASE: New Assistant Dean of Student Life for the Support of Diversity hired to replace Mays
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  EDITORIAL: Open government is fundemental in discussions affecting students
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  LETTER: Shoebat event fosters bad atmosphere
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  VERBATIM: Union Senate E-mails
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  EDITORIAL: In Mock Trial fiasco, blame is shared
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  Rachel Kohn 07 elected Union Judiciary Chief Justice
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  LETTER: Small mistake makes big difference in Shoebat article
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  FARBER: Murderous ducks and dying hamsters
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  Mid Term Union Election Results
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  Mock Trial wins bid to nationals in Florida
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  EDITORIAL: Dont just complain about bad journalism, let your voice be heard
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  FREIMAN: Remembering Auschwitz, 60 years on
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  Meal plan options poorly thought out
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  COLUMN: Bipartisanship begins at home
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  COLUMN: Democrats are not the only ones who want peace
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  EDITORIAL: More can be done to improve the Brandeis web experience
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  Column: College not the holy grail of maturity
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  EDITORIAL: Res. Life needs to re-evaluate its priorities
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  On Your Marks: Even pro athletes cannot escape Residence Life
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  Letters to the Editor
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  Brandeis students in different world than young pro athletes
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  Editorial: Coulter visit may be a good thing if executed correctly