Author: Loki


Posted on: December 18th, 2007

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Category: Loki, The Public Good

I recently came upon the College Sustainability Report Card for Brandeis, which can be found here. Our overall grade is a C, which means that despite some commitment to environmental sustainability, we’re still doing a fairly lackluster job. Especially troubling is the apalling lack of transparency in our endowment’s investment, as well as its lack [...]

Author: Sahar


Posted on: December 18th, 2007

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Category: Sahar

The University must have been very relieved to have Clinton speak at Brandeis. The only thing that can trump a former president is another former president.

Author: Loki


Posted on: December 16th, 2007

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Category: Loki, News

If you are progressive and interested in Brandeis politics or world politics as they apply to us students, we’re looking to broaden our writing base.Whether you simply want to write a post now and then or be a regular contributor, we’d love if you’d drop us a line. Send an email to l…@innermostparts.org and sah…@innermostparts.org [...]

Author: Sahar


Posted on: December 16th, 2007

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Category: Democracy, Sahar, The Public Good

In the comment thread of Loki’s “On Campus Protests” Adam Hughes, a commenter, said this: I think it is important to note that a university is not and should not be a representative democracy. For better or worse, the power hierarchy puts the students below the administration. This is an important issue that I think [...]

Author: Loki


Posted on: December 16th, 2007

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Category: Activism, International Issues, Loki, The Public Good

Well, the global climate change summit in Bali has drawn to a close. Approaching the end, it seemed like delegates would leave the summit with nothing but a tan and a bunch of free pina coladas. The United States continually roadblocked efforts to set tangible emissions standards, citing concerns that China, India, and other developing countries [...]

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