There are so many things going on today. Community Service Fair, Career fair, Student Funding Info Session, etc. After so many events (the info for which you can find on the Brandeis Activist Calendar to your right) why not unwind with Drinking Liberally / whoever you choose? We’re taking a field trip today to the [...]
Formerly. UJ to hear case re: Rosenthal Elections This just in: Stephen D. Robinson is going to sue the Student Union Election Commission in the Union Judiciary in regards to the recent election for Rosenthal Quad Senator, which Philips Loh officially won. Steven believes he’s been treated unfairly by the EC. That’s all I know [...]
Posted on: September 24th, 2008
Category: Context and Connections, Diversity and Multiculturalism, News, Sahar, The Public Good
Got an email just now from Jehuda. Seems like Brandeis is giving out a $25,000 yearly award for “outstanding and lasting scholarly contributions to racial, ethnic and/or religious relations.” Cool. I don’t know much about this year’s winner – Kwame Anthony Appiah, but I hope that we get to learn more about this guy during [...]
**Please note, the following post should NOT serve as an endorsement of any kind. Thank you. -Carrie For those of us who walked around the Massell Quad on Tuesday, it was hard to miss the words written on the walkways with masking tape – “Vote Narayan.” A creative use of Union materials, no doubt, that could [...]
Well another primary-round election has come and gone. Here’s the interesting things I see from the results: – Shocker of the night: Sara Enan, a write-in candidate, managed to get more votes than Edward Tanenbaum, who was officially running unopposed. Impressive. – Congrats to Andy Hogan, new senator for North Quad. Andy is a sophomore [...]
