Cross-posted from my blog.
This past Friday evening I participated in an event called Critical Mass, with the purpose to celebrate cycling and assert cyclists’ right to the road. In Boston, bicyclists hold a ride on a last Friday of every month, starting at Copley Square in the Back Bay. There are no organizers. I heard [...]
Reminder: Meeting tonight, 8pm SCC.
An invitation: Do you want to join the new improved Innermost Parts?
The Board of Trustees has set the wheels in motion for the most momentous decision in our tenure at Brandeis: choosing the next President. Meanwhile, the faculty are architecting the new face of Brandeis academics, and the Student Union is [...]
Some of you may have heard about the Greening the Ivory Tower class at Brandeis, taught by Environmental Studies professor Laura Goldin. For those of you who haven’t, its a community-involved learning class which works on environmental projects dealing with the University and surrounding community. This year, the class has teamed up with other students, [...]
Susan Paykin of SEA renown fills us in on a great event. I’m going… hope to see you there!
The College Sustainability Report Card 2010 was released this week, revealing that our overall grade rose from last year’s report from a “B-” to a “B”! The Report Card, published by the Sustainable Endowments Institute and available at www.GreenReportCard.org, [...]
…when right-wing Americans do it, of course.
The Washington Post was trying to do the right thing when it published this article about the reticence of many medical students to take up abortion in their OB-GYN practices. This has been a problem for a while, of course; as the article notes, though abortions are utilized by [...]
Cool speaker tonight:
When: Today at 4:30
Where: Rapaporte Treasure Hall,
MEXICANA FEMINIST JOURNALIST ACTIVISTA: The political responsibility of owning one’s voice
Please join us in welcoming Maria Hinojosa, Senior Correspondent, PBS Now, whose sharp mind and generous spirit engages audiences wherever she goes.
I’ve never heard of the Eleanor Roosevelt Lecture Series. What’s that all about?
