Brandeis University's Community Newspaper — Waltham, Mass.
The women’s soccer team notched victories in their first two games of the season, blanking the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4-0 on Saturday, August 30th in Cambridge and edging out Gordon College 1-0 at home on Wednesday, September 3rd. Brandeis’s season got off to a strong start early against MIT, as rookie midfielder Alanna Torre […]
Two games. Two victories. Two shutouts. The Brandeis men’s soccer team is off to an incredible start, outscoring its opponents 7-0, out-shooting them 39-13, and looking like they have a strong chance to post a very solid season. Endicott College was the opponent on Saturday, August 30th, and the Judges came out firing. Just four […]
By her performance this past Friday, one would believe Grayce Selig ’11 to be a longtime Cross Country runner, a veteran of many courses. This sophomore was not only the first Brandeis runner to cross the line, but finished first in the meet overall, leading the Judges in a victory over Bentley. This meet, hoverer, […]
Last November, the Tampa Bay Rays introduced a new nickname, new uniforms, and a promise for new winning ways. This November, the Rays may be introducing something else: a trophy to St. Petersburg. When this month was ushered in, the perennial cellar dwellers had the best record in the majors and had gone from fluke […]
SoWa Open Market: Every Sunday ’til Oct. 26, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 74 Warrenton St., Boston. Shop at Beantown’s only outdoor artisan market! Browse the jewelry, dry crafts, handbags, glass, and clothing. Free admittance and free parking. http://www.southendopenmarket.com ’50s Hitchcock: Friday to Sunday, Sept. 5-7, 2008. Brattle Theater, 40 Brattle St., Harvard Square. Does […]
Drive-In Movie: Friday, Sept. 5, 2008, 9 p.m. Great Lawn In this event sponsored by the Department of Student Activities, enjoy Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, the stars, and good company. Grab a blanket, some snacks, and watch a movie out on the Great Lawn! 24 Hour Musical: Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008, 8 […]
Tucked away on the third floor of the Goldfarb Library, Pamela Chatterson-Purdy’s exhibit, “Icons of the Civil Rights Movement,” lies in wait for students casually passing by. Seventeen gold-painted religious icons hang across the length of the corridor facing the stairs, each bearing the face and the story of one or more heroes of the […]
Let me start off by saying how thrilled I am that I can now add the words “professional dancer” to my resume. At the end of a not-so-thrilling summer, I was given the opportunity to audition for a dancing commercial that would be filmed in Manhattan over a period of three days. Given the fact […]
