Author: Liza


Posted on: April 27th, 2009

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Category: Uncategorized

Excited about Bill Ayers coming to campus? Angry? Annoyed? Confused? Apprehensive? The two student groups responsible for bringing Ayers to campus, Democracy for America and Students for a Democratic Society, will be holding two town hall-style meetings, where any member of the Brandeis community can express feelings, ask questions, and partake in an open conversation [...]

Author: shakeman


Posted on: April 27th, 2009

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Category: Activism, Tim

The recipients of honorary degrees at this year’s commencement were announced on Friday. (Was Brandeis trying to make sure this didn’t get noticed? WTF?) Although I was at first disappointed to hear that the keynote speaker  at my commencement would be the current mayor of Newark, NJ, after reading his bio, his wikipedia page, and [...]

Author: Sahar


Posted on: April 27th, 2009

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Today, 5-6pm, Admissions Office in Bernstein-Marcus. This is the last of three community forums to discuss the issue.

Author: Lev


Posted on: April 26th, 2009

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Category: Democracy, Diversity and Multiculturalism, Lev, News

Win for the Brandeis Community! Judgment of the Court: This Court was unable to come to any majority opinion, meaning that no single decision or rationale gained the support of a majority of the Justices. When such a situation occurs, we issue a plurality opinion, which has been explained thus: “When a fragmented Court decides [...]

Author: Adam Hughes


Posted on: April 26th, 2009

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Category: Adam, Democracy, News, The Public Good

The Union Judiciary just sent out an e-mail denying certiorari (declining to hear) a case brought by Henry Schleifer, a former write-in candidate for next year’s UJ.  Henry had formed a Facebook group to campaign for the position despite the fact he’s currently studying abroad.  However, because his term would technically begin next Wednesday during [...]

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