Did you know that Brandeis is a 2010 Census on Campus partner? According to the Census Bureau that means that Brandeis has “formally pledged [its] commitment to share the 2010 Census message and mobilize [its] constituents in support of the Census Bureau’s goal of achieving a complete and accurate count.” Does that explain all the [...]
So here at Innermost Parts I talk a lot about power to the people. You know – students need more say in things. We should have a part of the governing structure of the University, the board of trustees should actually listen to us, some members of administration should make an actual effort to know [...]
A university in Texas is being prevented from performing a show that has been deemed too racy by both the lieutenant governor and the school’s president. What century are we living in again? In Monday’s NYT Arts section, it was reported that a Tartleton State University class production of ”Corpus Christi,” a play written by Terrence McNally in [...]
Brandeis is going to Critical Mass. Hey you know I am awfully critical of somethings. Also I live in Massachusetts. What are you doing this Friday. How about a critical mass bike ride? Critical Mass is an amazing event that happens in many cities throughout the country where people get together and ride their bikes [...]
Posted on: March 25th, 2010
Category: Adam, Context and Connections, Democracy, News, The Public Good
Sign-ups for the first round of spring Student Union elections were just announced about an hour ago, and I can’t help but think that the time-line they chose doesn’t give students much time to think about running. The mandatory candidates meeting will be held on April 8th, on the second day back from break. If [...]
