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March 2009 Issue

SEASON OVER: 63-65 F&M

NCAA Blog Homepage This is Zachary Aronow reporting live from the Mayser Center as we are 47 minutes away from tip off as the Brandeis Judges look to advance past host school Franklin & Marshall Diplomats. With the women very likely making the Sweet Sixteen, the men will look to make their second straight Sweet […]


NCAA Liveblog: Judges advance 74-60 over Scranton

NCAA Blog Homepage 5:10 pm SETTING UP Good evening everybody, this is Zachary Aronow live from Lancaster, PA. Tonight the Brandeis Judges men’s basketball takes on Landmark Conference Champion Scranton University Royals. You follow the action along live on wbrs.org where I will serve as second color/stats tonight. With around 45 minutes until tip off, […]


Faculty approve business major proposal

Part III of IV in a series on Academic restructuring The faculty voted to approve the Curriculum and Academic Restructuring Steering (CARS) committee’s business major proposal yesterday, officially approving a major that has long been considered. In order to become a reality, the Business major proposal will have to be passed by the university’s Board […]


Union Judiciary to hear Ayers case Saturday

Student Union Senator for the Class of 2009 Eric Alterman has filed a complaint with the Union Judiciary (UJ) against class of 2011 senators Lev Hirshhorn and Alex Melman. The complaint is in reaction to the a Senate Money Resolution (SMR) passed by the Union Senate Sunday to help Democracy for America and Students for […]


Endowment drops another 5 percent

The university’s endowment has dropped 30 percent, university President Jehuda Reinharz announced at yesterday’s faculty meeting. The figure is worse than the 25 percent figure that university administrators had projected earlier in the semester. Reinharz made the announcement in an effort to encourage faculty members to vote in favor of the proposed Justice Brandeis Semester […]


Senate cuts back on midnight buffet spending following student complaints

The Student Union Services committee decided to cut spending on this semester’s midnight buffet after students became outraged upon hearing that the committee had planned to spend approximately $5,000 of the Union’s remaining $8,500 budget on the buffet. Traditionally, the Union hosts a buffet full of free food and entertainment on the last day of […]


Provost Krauss creates Rose Committee

University Provost Marty Krauss announced that she is establishing a new committee to “help chart the future” of the Rose Art Museum in an e-mail to the Brandeis community Tuesday. The committee, which will be an extension of the Faculty Senate’s Rose Committee, will be comprised of faculty, students, alumni, a member of the Rose […]


Union creates Admissions Task Force to improve outreach

In an effort to enhance connections between the Brandeis and the non-Brandeis world, the Student Union created the Admissions Task Force. The Task Force will be comprised of 7 to 9 active Brandeis students who will work to promote the various benefits of the school and expose the unknown treasures of campus life . Co-chair […]


Editorial: Abuses of power have no place in the Senate

Tomorrow, in its first case of the semester, the Union Judiciary will consider the constitutionality of using a Senate Money Resolution to finance a club event. Class of 2009 Senator Eric Alterman filed the case after Class of 2011 Senators and Democracy for America club members Alex Melman and Lev Hirshhorn proposed that the Union […]