Waltham, MA News

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• Joining an elite club: Three generations at Brandeis
• Liebman wins competition to speak at commencement
• Commencement weekend to feature array of events
• Softball team is runner-up in ECAC Div. III tournament
• Softball team wins one, loses one; final games today
• Miller hurls three-hitter; softball team advances, 7-1
• Awards announced for Schiff Fellows, Undergraduate Research programs
• Lady Liberty: What Lies Beneath Her Feet: Archaeology In New York Harbor
• Brandeis interns witness the trial of Charles Taylor
• Feldman gives Fulbrights view of Iran nuclear issue
• Bernstein Festival brings community to campus
• Sorensen Fellows urge students to change world
• Computing Symposium aims to expand diversity
• Chris Lau '12 wins a year of work, study in Germany
• Businessman says it's better to give than to receive
• Russian Studies Program wins big in essay contest
• Bernstein Festival of the Arts aims to activate the Brandeis campus
• All-day teach-in will focus on the Occupy Movement
• Five students honored with Brandeis Achievement Awards
• Marder receives awards for neuroscience advances
• Hickey, Thomas, Dubinina, Cadge honored for teaching
• Stories of identity, survival, comedy featured in 15th Jewish film festival
• Targoff to use Guggenheim to study love after death
• Commencement tickets available to staff
• AAAS elects Turrigiano; brain research praised
• Fair offers summer and full-time job opportunities
• Amid upheaval in China, expert will focus on future
• Patrick cites strength of higher ed as Mass. asset
• DARPA grant to support research into auto-translation of Chinese
• Schuster Fellow exposes international adoption flaws
• Governor Patrick Announces President Of Brazil’s Visit To Massachusetts During Keynote Address At Brandeis 2012 Global Trade Summit
• Brandeis Magazine looks at Sandel '75, Power '71
• Greg Petsko is captivating in first event of Cafe Science series
• Trustees approve budget of $306.7 million for fiscal 2013
• Six alumni join ranks of Athletic Hall of Fame
• Middle East experts to look at viability of a two-state solution
• 'She Stoops to Conquer' a comedy of manners
• Deborah Bial ’87 to speak at 2012 Brandeis commencement
• Students share enthusiasm for experiential learning
• Jonathan Sarna discusses 'When Grant Expelled the Jews'
• It must be spring, 'cause Bronstein Week's here
• Global Trade Summit foci: Brazil, India, Israel, Turkey
• Sharon Kennedy: The Strike for Bread and Roses, Lawrence 1912
• Renowned documentarians to discuss their work
• Ruderman Fellows coming from Israel to learn about American Jewry
• Business school holds '3 Day Startup' challenge
• Gamelan group to bring Javanese musical tradition to Rose concert
• Business school investment competition goes green
• 'Disrupting the Script' that denies justice to black women who are sexually assaulted
• Student events put focus on battling cancer, AIDS
• Legacy Fund sponsoring trip to poverty conference
• Paul Morrison: 'Footnote' asks what is central
• Olga Golovanova '10 fights for democracy in Russia
• JBS class study reveals poor air quality in Boston nail salons
• Students get inside view of Cuban economic evolution
• Virtuosos of raga will visit ancient traditions, cross cultural borders
• Heller team helps fight prescription drug abuse
• Asian American heritage will be celebrated during March
• Fr. Cuenin guides students, staff to Rome and vicinity
• Intercultural Center to mark 20 years' focus on campus diversity
• Clover Adams: A Gilded and Heartbreaking Life
• 'Time Stands Still' at Lyric Stage features Brandeis staff, alumni
• Is the seafood you eat the product of slave labor?
• President: India mission far exceeded expectations
• 'Ordinary Mind, Ordinary Day' adapts Virginia Woolf for stage
• Clayborne Carson: King was a prophet for all of humanity
• Gov. Deval Patrick to deliver keynote speech at Global Trade Summit
• Gates Foundation awards grant to tackle malaria
• Messinger urges students to take action against injustice
• Paths to compassionate action and service
• Boston Business Boot Camp adds Massachusetts Nursery and Landscape Association as a sponsor
• Brandeis named 'Best Value College' by Princeton Review
• New NBC series 'Smash' features two alumni
• Brandeis-Israel Collaborative Research Initiative proposals sought
• Swings invade campus adding a touch of playfulness and mystery
• Lawrence addresses Indian university audience
• Spring arts season offers variety of unique collaborations
• Zipcar grant keeps Brandeis programs rolling
• Lawrence kicks off presidential mission to India
• A step closer to understanding, averting drug resistance
• Dunya concert to support aid for earthquake victims
• Provost Steve Goldstein assembles his brain trust
• Katz to help students discover their inner comic
• Sales guru Jeffrey Gitomer to headline Waltham conference
• Pool opened, water fine, and good time had by all
• Speakers added to Boston Business Boot Camp, a conference specifically designed for green industry professionals.
• Institute for Russian Jewry to hold full-day seminar on Israeli culture
• Come make waves: Pool reopening to put Brandeis back in swim
• Walker MLK Day challenge: Take risks, out of love
• Spring courses cover climate views, rebels, laughing matters
• New midyear class joins the ranks of proud Brandeisians
• President's trip to expand Brandeis' India presence
• Scores of midyear students move in at The Village
• MLK Day will feature poems, songs, speakers and service
• Brandeis Press, alumni win Jewish Book Award honors
• A lifelong Brandeisian, Robert Shapiro dies at 81
• Schuster Institute, Fund for Investigative Journalism announce new collaboration
• Exhibit inspired by water crisis around the world
• Fashion-focused students win scholarships, mentoring
• First-String Talent - Waltham Violin Trioa
• Evelyn E. Handler, 5th president of Brandeis, killed in automobile accident
• A Resume Workshop at the Waltham Public Library
• Brandeis collaborates with James Taylor in ‘A Christmas Carol’
• Jazz Guitarist Gerry Beaudoin At The Waltham Public Library
• A new twist in an old tradition -- 'snow' in the campus center
• New Brandeis iPhone app can keep you connected
• Physicists say they are near epic Higgs boson discovery
• Real-estate projects course offers hands-on experience
• Researchers discover a mechanism of drug resistance
• Addressing pain and disease on the fly
• Trustee Sylvia Hassenfeld to receive Builders of Jerusalem Award
• New Brandeis Magazine features Arab spring analysis
• A history of America's health care struggles, as witnessed by an ultimate insider
• Oran Etkin '01 featured on Grammy-nominated album
• Symposium addresses role of theater in justice
• Frances Smith Foster accepts Gittler Prize
• Spy and ambassador who figured in Iraq war dramas to speak Wednesday
• Duo Con Anima Makes Merry at The Library
• ESL programs grow with international student body
• New Testament edition meant for Jews, Christians
• Feldman to discuss impact of Arab Spring on Israel
• Thomas Shapiro discusses racial wealth gap, Occupy movements
• Trustee Alex Barkas '68 dies unexpectedly at 64
• Bernie Reisman dies at 85, was a Hornstein founder
• Schuster Institute reports state failings on DNA tests
• Polonsky to receive Kulczycki Prize for work in Polish studies
• Terror effects, prevention subjects of guest speakers
• International Journal projects student voice
• Students to celebrate diverse cultures Saturday
• Patrick kicks off U.S.-Israeli summit at Brandeis
• 'Lunch for Lenana' to raise funds for Kenyan school
• Get Medieval On Your Wintertime Tunes
• 'The Comedy of Errors' runs through Sunday
• Patrick to open Data Storage Summit at Brandeis
• Judges shut out SVC, 2-0, and are top-seeded in ECAC soccer
• Segal Fellowship info session coming Thursday
• Evening of art, music and joy hails reopened Rose Museum
• Rose reopening kicks off with festive gala for museum's friends
• Brandeis named a best value by Kiplinger's Personal Finance
• Kindness Week tradition continues with local community service projects
• Tibetan monk to speak of compassion and abuse
• Two events to address crisis over global debt
• Mimi Makes an Impression(ist)
• 'Freedom Riders' screening features writer, activists
• Structure of Parkinson’s disease protein identified
• MusicUnitesUS hosts innovative Indian troupe
• Peacebuilding getting a boost on campus and around the world
• Rose acquires Bruce Conner work for 50th anniversary
• Steampunk Form and Function II Exhibit Opening and Halloween Extravanzga
• German dynamo powers innovative energy course
• 'Occupy' movements ignite some campus activists
• Two artists offer complementary bodies of work
• President to staff: Brandeis is solid, ready to dream
• Hoffmann, recipient of 2010 Rosenstiel Award, wins 2011 Nobel
• Students discuss race, responsibility in theater
• Babi Yar symposium looks at facts, memories, depictions
• Ji Yun Lee ’11 making her own fashion statement
• Anita Hill's book on gender, race and home creating a stir
• ESL Classes for All Levels Start, October 2
• Alcohol and drug policy report recommends broad emphasis on prevention
• Special Collections opens exhibition on 'Catch-22'
• Options for Retirement
• Katz, Lazar, Minchoff named UAA athletes of week
• Crown Center Brief probes nature of Egyptian revolt
• Prof. Brooten to research early enslaved women
• Brandeis and IDC radio stations to try exchange
• Failure of brain's clock could play role in causing neuropsychiatric disorders
• Daniela Nicastro went swimming with the dolphins of her dreams
• Brandeis in The Hague explores major legal issues
• Celebrating a grand life in Polish and Jewish study
• Emergency response procedures will be tested Tuesday
• Ethics Center Leadership Council building community
• Bloomberg editor brings Keene insights to campus
• Guster to headline fall concert Sept. 24
• Kniznick Gallery to hold 'Floors & Ceilings' closing reception
• Community unites to recall victims of 9/11 terror
• Time to start thinking about study and work abroad
• Author sees religious women reclaiming rights
• Volunteerism one of strongest components of life on campus
• President announces new strategic planning process and positive fiscal results
• A passionate call for civility in Mideast and on campus
• How much sleep's enough? Navy wants to know
• Analysts to assess potential impact of UN Palestine vote
• Discussion, memorial, meal will mark 9/11 anniversary
• Forum to help students connect classroom, careers
• Sorensen Fellows grapple with reality in the field
• Director brings remake of 'Straw Dogs' to campus
• Researchers explain how railways in cells are built
• Michael Kenwood '94 dies trying to rescue others
• Video: Class of 2015 hits the ground running
• New students energized despite unusual move-in
• The Judges look ahead to their fall season
• New courses explore terrorism, religion, music
• Concert season showcases acclaimed music faculty
• Partner Up to Solve the Retirement Puzzle
• 'Four Seasons' sort of guy goes bicycling in the bush in Mali
• Back to School for Waltham - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• South Sudan native enjoys revolutionary internship
• Waltham Public Library Annual Book Sale
• Crafts with Alexis at Waltham Public Library
• Sustainability Fund sheds solar light, expands bike-sharing program, more
• 'A Storm Called Katrina' winning critical acclaim
• Snuff bottle collection offers views into Qing Dynasty
• Lydian founder explores beauty in the dissonance of Korean music
• Partner Up to Solve the Retirement Puzzle
• Marcus Long awarded new HHMI fellowship
• While college students are away, teens do more than play
• Early Music Ensemble performs at Boston festival
• Chinese student discovers 'The Tibet I never knew'
• What's in a shoe? A story of the people who walked the streets of Dura-Europos
• Jody Hoffer Gittell awarded first Bill Nobles Fellowship
• Brandeis Magazine serves up food, food for thought
• Ellen Smith named director of Hornstein program
• AmericanTowns Heroes: John Connors Helps Small Donations Make Big Changes
• Fran Forman's surrealist images win international photo honors
• New report shows seniors' economic security falling
• Indian officials get Brandeis take on health, AIDS and development policy
• Mike Kotch named coach of swimming, diving team
• Center for Jewish Film takes rare find to festival
• When it comes to eating, rats follow their noses
• Rising sophomore strives to defend environment through poetry and art
• George Thompson Receives 2011 Betty L. Harrah Journal Manuscript of the Year Award from Association of College and University Housing Officers-International
• Israel Studies Fellows learn, create, disseminate
• Hadassah-Brandeis Institute's Summer Internship program in 13th year
• Brandeis, plaintiffs settle Rose Art Museum lawsuit
• Magid reappointed as business school dean
• Norton caps cross country career with national honor
• Lawrence speaks on universities of the future
• Collaborative develops drug that may help hemophilia patients
• Scientists discover protein complex linked to memory
• Lawrence, Justice Barak discuss free speech issues
• ESL Classes for All Levels Held in Waltham, July 6-August 12
• Business School finance program ranked best in US
• Susan J. Birren, neurobiologist, appointed as new dean of Arts and Sciences
• President, proud alumnus meet at the Jerusalem Y
• Professor Pierre Berthon Co-Editor of Business Horizons, Special “Social Media” Issue
• Marianne DelPo Kulow Selected as Master Teacher Finalist by the Academy of Legal Studies in Business (ALSB)
• Tana Ruegamer Receives Fulbright for International Education Administrators for Summer Travel to Korea June 12 to 25
• Amb. Kurtzer calls US Mideast diplomacy weak
• President and faculty traveling to Israel seeking to enhance historic ties
• Conference to consider 'Israel as a Jewish and Democratic State'
• Highlights of the university's 60th Commencement
• Supreme Court rules against Stanford in patent dispute
• New England Direct Marketing Association Presents 2011 Prodigy Award to Alexandra Proelss MS ’11, May 11
• Three recent graduates receive Fulbright grants
• Steve Goldstein ’78 appointed next Brandeis provost
• Perlmutter, Goldberg, Alter receiving top alumni honors
• Rising Senior Chris Hughes Winner of ISACA New England Annual Essay Competition
• Philosophers will celebrate Putnam's 85th birthday
• Partners in marriage, law win major high court case
• Pioneer of psychohistory, Rudolph Binion dies at 84
• Professor Pierre Berthon Co-Edits The Journal of Strategic Information Systems, Special “Greening of IT” Issue
• Israel Studies conference draws global interest
• Anderson, McKay win Business School's awards
• 60th commencement weekend features ceremonies and celebrations aplenty
• Philanthropist Jack Mandel dies at 99 in Cleveland
• Errol Morris to discuss 'Investigating with the Camera'
• Graduate School of Arts and Sciences to honor 22 teaching fellows
• Gesa Kirsch Accepted to National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Institute “Rethinking the Land Ethic: Sustainability and the Humanities”
• Geraldine Taylor Appointed to Board of Directors Member-at-Large for the American College Health Association
• Federal government honors Brandeis for community service commitment
• Softball squad advances, hardballers fall
• Movie based on Ray Arsenault’s 'Freedom Riders' premieres May 16
• Brandeis Achievement Award winners named
• Schumer says US must refocus on production
• 'Winter's Bone' director: Be a respectful observer
• Senior Week line up announced, passes on sale
• Affiliates from Harvard Medical School’s Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital Visit Bentley University
• Brandeis captures UAA honors for outdoor track
• Bernstein Festival of Arts offered potpourri of sights, sounds
• World of Work Fellows announced for summer 2011
• Sen. Charles Schumer to give first Cohen lecture
• Researchers make strides in understanding ALS
• WATCH Out! 5K to raise funds for tenant advocacy clinic
• Writing Workshop with Elaine Cory
• Freshman competes in US chess championship
• Concord Physician Is Honored By Middlesex Central District Medical Society As 2011 Community Clinician Of The Year
• The Ancient Silk Road - Journey Across Central Asia
• Filmmaker Debra Granik to discuss 'Winter's Bone'
• “Growth” spurt…Fresh Tilled Soil’s Project Growth reaches 500 plateau in trees donated to AMERICAN FORESTS.
• Many different experiences lead to international law careers
• Study may help explain cultural differences in forming memory
• Arik Levy '96, son of Associate Professor of Accounting Elliott Levy, Gets Major Exposure for his Innovative Laundry Company
• NSF graduate research fellowships soar in '11
• Parish and Holcombe get Heller faculty honors
• Dean Jaffe announces faculty teaching awards
• Banerjee receives Fulbright to study Indian technology
• Leading Libya, Yemen scholars to present views
• Liquid Latex, unique and risque, back for 10th year
• Peacebuilding documentary to premiere after six years
• Personal perestroikas lived in communism's shadow
• Admitted Students Day attracts record numbers
• Artist offers a feminist spin on Jewish folklore
• Hoops for Haiti benefit game won by students, 49-42
• Culture X performances will let the imagination wander
• Japan Relief fundraising tops $5,000; more coming
• Heller, Hiatt collaborate on new public health forum
• Hoops for Haiti fosters community, raises money
• Daniel Libeskind to talk about his life and his work
• Trustees approve pool repairs, network upgrade
• Ruderman Fellows begin exploration of Jewry in US
• Research by Professor P. Thompson Davis Recognized as Most Cited Article in Quaternary Research
• Research by Professor P. Thomson Davis Recognized as Most Cited Article in Quaternary Research
• Waltham's Keown Tragedy: Behind the Headlines
• Junior Jenna Cavicchia Receives $10,000 Scholarship from Liberty Mutual’s Responsible Scholars™ Scholarship Program
• Fifty-Plus Is Funny Business!
• Brandeis Magazine features new president and more
• Fred Lawrence's inauguration focuses on the history and future of Brandeis
• Gov. Patrick to keynote Global Trade Summit
• Lydian concerts celebrate 30 years of music
• Week of events to mark Lawrence inaugural
• Experiential learning connects classroom with community and beyond
• Business school one of best at 'green' education
• From farm to table: Buy a crop share, reap fresh produce
• Women entrepreneurs making great strides
• Ogletree to speak on race and class in America
• Symposium analyzes linkage of religion, violence
• Obama's domestic adviser to deliver Segal lecture
• Faculty presence grows overseas as new programs are launched
• Future of Egypt, Mideast subject of Global Table
• In a nuclear age, relationship between religion, violence must be changed
• The City on a Hill gets new meaning in religion America-style
• Social media shows how we choose friends
• Apocalypse then and now: The classic example of the Bible as wartime literature
• Rose Museum renovations planned for spring, summer
• Lasers, custom microscope illuminate gene splicing
• Judges win Eastern College Athletic Conference title
• Art, lectures, food offered in Russian Culture Week
• Meet Mary Margaret O’Connell: No Run-of-the-Mill Irish Lass
• Social Security Questions Answered
• Genealogy in Primetime: Behind the Scenes of Who Do You Think You Are?
• Brandeis, Peace Corps to celebrate 50 years of growing together
• Energy panelists look for better policy, profit mix
• New programs offered for Justice Brandeis Semester
• Brandeis men's basketball team lands sixth seed
• Brandeis, Middlebury to offer Hebrew in Israel
• Brandeis to join state trade mission to Israel, UK
• JewishFilm.2011 dares viewers to change world through art, science
• Film examines notion of 'happily ever after'
• Spring sports preview: What's in store for Judges?
• Fellowship to bring Israeli parliamentarians to U.S.
• Students 'Paint the Campus Purple' for Relay For Life
• Students follow passions with funding from Hiatt
• Chinese New Year Celebration
• Counseling services offered following student death
• Scholars hopeful Mideast uprisings will change region
• Mocked by Destiny by Michele Richard
• Joshua Boger, Founder and Former CEO of Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Speaks on Biotechnology, April 11
• 'Little Monsters' cast faces some personal demons
• Crown, Heller forums address Mideast uprisings
• Schiller selected to receive Vision Sciences award
• Student wins national award for cage-free egg work
• Professors of Bluegrass bring lessons to Slosberg
• Distinguished Speakers Series Presents Frank Piller, Professor and Director of the Technology & Innovation Management Group at RWTH Aachen University in Germany
• Alan Slifka, philanthropist, coexistence advocate, dies
• Brandeis project examines State Street's water use
• Yuri Foreman: Immigrant, boxer and would-be rabbi
• Brandeis study shows economic impact of dengue virus in Americas
• Three Brandeis University Press books honored
• A used book and chance encounter spark successful research career
• Before and after the Holocaust: Spitzer family's life and struggles
• 'Insatiable' exhibit offers perspectives on excess
• Haiti Initiative sponsoring poetry and arts discussion
• Lizbeth Hedstrom's work probes enzymes, proteins
• Five student ideas to green the campus get funding
• Duo con Anima – Piano, Four Hands with Fern Abrams and Joan Garniss
• Managing Job Search Street
• Schwartz tells Americans to be more responsible
• Students Launch Bentley Give ‘N Go, The Sustainable Move-Out Project, December 2010
• Volunteerism, spirit abound in celebration of MLK
• Women composers will be celebrated by Research Center
• Midyear-entering students move into The Village
• Midyear, transfer students to arrive Friday
• Men's basketball team off to historic start
• Judges to break in new Gosman track with Reggie Poyau Memorial Meet
• Boston alumni, friends welcome the Lawrences
• Brandeis biology professor named AAAS Fellow
• In dark, researchers get a glimpse of how brain sees
• Wills and Estate Planning for Everyone
• Mimi Braverman Gives An Illustrated Talk On Jean-Francois Millet
• Mazelle ‘Cheesecake Lady’ Bohacz dies at 53
• Supreme Court to decide issue of patent ownership
• Hiatt offering nationwide networking opportunities
• Scientists find evidence of nature of early universe
• Gloria Vanderbilt at home at Brandeis House
• A ghost of Christmas past evokes book and reprise
• Jim Haber reflects on mentors, students, genetics
• Mann: Alter trade pacts to preserve US digital edge
• 'Small Act' discussion focuses on unlikely givers
• Messiah Sing is returning to campus center Dec. 8
• Reinharz, Lawrence tell seniors the way it was
• Administrative Structure Committee recommends 'strong Provost' model
• Steven J. Solarz: Committed to justice and to Brandeis
• Bentley Assistant Professor of Geology David Szymanski Elected Chair of the Geological Society of America's Geology and Public Policy Committee
• Bentley Makes Solid Progress on College Sustainability Report Card 2011
• Moody Street String Band
• Cross-country trip made her feminism less dogmatic
• Ambassador will speak on South Sudan referendum
• Lange, physicist emeritus, helping green East Africa
• Shikaki sees rough road ahead for Middle East negotiations
• Brandeis Magazine has new name, design and website
• Researchers say stability is first step toward treating ALS
• A study of a community grappling with a racist past
• Turkeys strut their stuff; most students appreciative
• Basketball tournaments at arena throughout weekend
• Bentley Team Places First in the Regional 2010 College Fed Challenge on November 15; Advances to National Finals to be Held in Washington, DC
• Seed grants to promote expansion of global vision
• JustArts exhibit showcases works of faculty and staff
• Scholars Worldwide Gather for the Dewald Roode IFIP 8.11/11/13 Information Security Workshop, October 2010
• Hut outside Usdan heralds weeks of climate programs
• Victory for men and women soccer teams
• Segal Fellows learn to do good while doing well
• 'A Small Act' explores charity's ripple effects
• Friday is Kindness Day at Brandeis: Be nice; it's gratifying and contagious
• Women's soccer team in NCAAs for 2d time in Brandeis history
• Schusterman says center will teach facts about Israel
• Men's soccer team wins first round match in ECACs, 5-0
• Report on efforts to revive humanities features Brandeis, new Mandel Center
• Rosenstiel director Haber wins medal for lifetime achievements in genetics
• 'Sunday in the Park with George'
• Brandeis-Wellesley Orchestra concert
• Student groups sponsoring Israeli Occupation Awareness Week
• Women's and men's soccer teams win berths in post-season
• Lachman-Agrigoroaei paper cited
• Brandeis vegan food eliminated from "Final Four"
• Oscar-winner Gossett will speak on Hollywood racism
• German ambassador calls for greater globalization
• Kindness Day is coming so be nice, it's gratifying
• An Evening in the Mansion
• Louis Gossett, Jr. to speak on Hollywood racism
• The Physics of Titan
• Want to operate a defibrillator? C'mon, you could save a life
• NY Times South America bureau chief to speak on the rise of Brazil
• University joins high court brief on patent ownership
• Hiatt to hold media careers webinar
• Application deadline Friday for JustArts exhibition
• Story Idea: Rethinking Your Social Media: Why It's So Much More Than Facebook And Twitter
• 'Sunday in the Park with George' to run November 18-21
• Irving Roth, Holocaust survivor, to speak
• 'Finest viol consort on planet' in concert Nov. 13
• Emory Islam scholar to give keynote address on polygamy and human rights
• Thomas Doherty on Hollywood's non-treatment of radical Islam
• Adam Grossack, first year, world champion bridge player
• Ted Sorensen, JFK aide and Ethics Center adviser, dies at 82
• Fretwork performs 'Birds on Fire'
• Catherine Mann says US job losses to China hard to gauge
• M.A.T. program to hold open house
• Brandeis doctoral programs rate high in national survey
• Hiatt to present experts in biotech, health care, science, plus networking
• Bentley Executive Education Hosts Professionals from South Africa’s Stellenbosch University Executive Program for Week-Long Study Trip on Corporate Social Responsibility
• Medicus International New York and Bentley University to Collaborate on Training Healthcare Providers in Interpersonal Communication Skills
• Slavery, sex and scriptures: Brooten's book explores links
• Adam Grossack, world champion bridge player
• Film screening: "Kinderland ist abgebrannt" [Kinderland-Cinderland]
• Rights abuses in Zimbabwe: An activist's agonized personal story
• Brandeis vegan food is among best of small schools
• Building Muslim community and German multicultural society
• Len Saxe and LynnSchusterman make The Forward 50 list of influentials
• Judge explains decline of Russia's death penalty
• Schattschneider honored for essay on use of Japanese dolls
• 7 students from 7 countries: Total global living
• Reinharz writes students of his concern over weekend of drinking and rowdiness
• Poet Melissa Buckheit ('01) to give reading
• Humanities getting renewed emphasis at American universities
• Mandels, Reinharz make eloquent case for the Humanities at center's opening
• First Brandeis badminton tournament to be held
• Minding Your Manners Online: 8 Lessons In Netiquette
• There Are Jews in My House: Reading and Conversation with Lara Vapnyar
• Office of High School Programs honored
• Online lecture: "Israel on Campus" with Jehuda Reinharz
• Deiskeit Klezmer Ensemble Concert
• The Prisoner Redeemed: Hebrew Receptions of Heinrich Heine
• New Music Brandeis
• Sex and Sexuality: Humanism and Life Science
• The Day After: Kuttner to analyze elections
• Renowned historian Grafton to speak at Mandel opening
• International law's influence on justice in Russia
• Documentary cites Heller study of blacks and poverty in America
• Mandel Center dedication will feature renowned historian Anthony Grafton
• Indian cinema beginning to tackle colonial themes
• Why Female Strengths Will Play Well In New 'Social' Business Environment
• New sciences parking lot open
• A Haitian-American writes about the country he discovered after the 'quake
• Activist Hedy Epstein speaks on experiences in Palestine
• Life sciences summit fosters N.E.-Israel links
• Virginia Thomas asks Anita Hill to apologize; Hill says 'no'
• Rabin assassination film to premiere on Sunday
• Jewish Dialogue Group Discussion on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Adventures of John Manjiro
• Positive social traits trump bad health habits
• Look how far you can go with experiential learning
• Fire forces evacuation of Heller School buildings
• Palestinian-Israeli Negotiations: Same Old Song?
• Human Rights and the Crisis of Socio-Economic Development in Zimbabwe
• Advertising Lunch with Stephen Hahn-Griffith, Chief Strategy Officer at Mullen
• JustArts accepting submissions for exhibition
• Homecoming athletics mix triumphs, defeats
• German austerity vs. US stimulus?
• Bob Dylan's 1963 Brandeis concert recording discovered
• Leading economists to look at US, German policies
• International Law in Russian Constitutional Justice: Capital Punishment
• U.S. Job & Internship Search for Undergraduate International Students
• More Toil and Trouble for Mr. Shakespeare
• Jim Callahan, beloved Heller professor, dead at 74
• Recording of Bob Dylan at Brandeis discovered
• Don't Avoid Veritas (the Truth) and Blow a Billion Dollars by Not Creating Your Own Social Network
• New exhibit at the Rose highlights water and painting
• 2010 endowment results show a healthy 13.8% gain
• Conference to explore patronage of sacred books
• Dr. Angela Brodie receives 2010 Gabbay Award
• Brandeis Athletic Homecoming Weekend
• Fall Fest, Homecoming offer social, athletic and intellectual fun for all
• New England Israel Life Sciences Summit
• "A Small Act" Screening and Discussion
• Finding human decency in dangerous places
• From community college to top four-year schools
• Doherty to lecture at Westfield Athenaeum
• JDATA: It's revolutionary
• Polygamy and Gender Justice in the 21st Century
• 10 Tips For Going Social In The Business World
• Bentley University Mathematical Sciences Chair Richard Cleary Appointed Board Chair of Joint Data Committee
• Bentley Sophomore Danny Wong Launches Online Custom-Design Shirt Company, Gains National Media Attention
• Bentley Juniors and Seniors Inducted into Foreign Language Honor Society Phi Sigma Iota and Hispanic honor Society Sigma Delta Pi
• Bentley Alumna Jennifer Midgley Enters National Shoe Design Competition Sponsored by Lucky Magazine and Vince Camuto Shoes, Voting Through May 15
• Brandeis Theater Company production of 'Three Sisters'
• Professor P. Thompson Davis Named Fellow of Geological Society of America
• Cancer researcher wins 2010 Gabbay Award
• Professor David Carhart Leads Team of Bentley Mathematical Sciences Faculty to Judge the Moody’s Mega Math Challenge, March 2010
• Semi-motorized police bike tackles Brandeis' hills
• Boston Chapter of Financial Executives International (FEI) Presents 2010 Scholarship to Bentley University Junior Jonas Grazulis
• Global Affairs Table on Haiti 9 months after quake
• Bentley University Hosts Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos.com, to discuss his book, Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion and Purpose, September 28
• Bentley Graduate Students Receive 2010 Scholarships for Academic Achievement in Law, Taxation and Financial Planning
• Bentley University Senior Matthew Krawiec Receives 2010 SCORE/SBA Scholarship Award in Entrepreneurship
• Bentley Students Receive Traveler’s Book Award on February 8
• Bentley University Hosts the Progressive Business Leaders Network CEO Summit, Friday, October 8, 2010
• Geraldine Taylor the Recipient of the American College Heath Association’s E. Dean Lovett Award
• The Women’s Leadership Institute (WLI) at Bentley Hosts “Shattering the Glass Ceiling: It Starts On Campus,” Monday October 18, 2010
• Bentley to Celebrate Francophone Culture on March 25, Featuring Samba Gadjigo, French Professor at Mount Holyoke College, and a Film Screening of the Senegalese film, Xala
• Bentley Business Bowl Attracts More Than 250 Students and Dozens of Companies, February 27
• Cape, Castle and Stratton Residence Halls at Bentley Win the 2010 Blackout Challenge to Reduce Electricity Use; Efforts Raise Funds for Haiti Relief
• Undergraduate Academic Adviser Henrietta Genfi Wins 2010 Academic Excellence Advising Award
• Undergraduate Academic Adviser Henrietta Genfi Wins 2010 Academic Excellence Advising Award
• Bentley University Mathematical Sciences Chair Richard Cleary Explores Math and Sports for Math Awareness Month, April 2010
• Dr. Ellen Schrecker speaks on "The Lost Soul of Higher Education"
• Government Careers Forum and Networking Night
• Professor Tory Fair featured in Sculpture Magazine
• Edmiston-directed play wins Globe rave
• Innovative educator speaking Oct. 14
• International neuroscientists discuss recent progress
• The Women’s Leadership Institute (WLI) at Bentley Hosts “Shattering the Glass Ceiling: It Starts On Campus,” Monday October 18, 2010
• Alex Dainis '11 chosen as finalist in Month at the Museum competition
• Introducing South Asia
• Lamine Touré music, student photographs evoke African spirit
• Livni calls for 2 states and Jewish renewal
• Peacebuilding in the Arts premieres a documentary
• Brown bag seminar on post-imperial successor states
• Wabash Study assessing liberal arts on campus
• Hiatt Center plans six more job summits, forums
• Sound-Time Space with Dinosaur Annex
• Anonymous donors restore and expand Posse program for talented urban youth
• Boston Chapter of Financial Executives International (FEI) Presents 2010 Scholarship to Bentley University Junior Jonas Grazulis
• Multicultural Assistant Director Adam Payne Speaks at the MIDEM Music Conference in Cannes, France, January 25
• President Reinharz to lead 'Israel on Campus' forum
• Anna Badkhen lecture and book-signing
• Chapels' rededication underscores traditions of tolerance toward all faiths
• Brandeis in the Hague offered a firsthand view of the capital of peace and justice
• Bentley University Hosts Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos.com, to discuss his book, Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion and Purpose, September 28
• Bentley Graduate Students Receive 2010 Scholarships for Academic Achievement in Law, Taxation and Financial Planning
• Women's soccer team, 7-1-1, ranked #18 nationally
• Daniel Lasker '71 to lecture on Jewish Karaites movement
• Recent grad to tell what a Brandeis degree is worth in remote Afghanistan
• Bentley University Senior Matthew Krawiec Receives 2010 SCORE/SBA Scholarship Award in Entrepreneurship
• Bentley Students Receive Traveler’s Book Award on February 8
• Education forum honors the legacy of Ted Sizer
• Exhibition Opening: "No Man's Land: The Women of Mexico"
• Economist Allen Sinai to address global economy at International Business School
• Brandeis Theater Company Offers Wide Variety for 2010-11 Season
• Bentley University Hosts the Progressive Business Leaders Network CEO Summit, Friday, October 8, 2010
• Geraldine Taylor the Recipient of the American College Heath Association’s E. Dean Lovett Award
• Tracy Letts' new 'Three Sisters' running until Oct. 10 at Spingold Theater
• Men's soccer team off to best start in 25 years with help from St. John's
• New graduates' film of Costa Rican 'State of Peace' debuts at Brandeis
• Chad Bown named to senior post on president's Council of Economic Advisers
• Bentley to Celebrate Francophone Culture on March 25, Featuring Samba Gadjigo, French Professor at Mount Holyoke College, and a Film Screening of the Senegalese film, Xala
• Sam Sisakhti, MA '07, helps fashion designers break into industry
• Take a guided tour of the new Mandel Center for the Humanities
• Students learn to adjust to high holidays away from home
• Crown Center scholars analyze peace talks, Iraq and Iran at annual fall forum
• Bentley Business Bowl Attracts More Than 250 Students and Dozens of Companies, February 27
• Joy Gordon '80 on early U.S. role in Iraq
• David Starr wonders: Just who are we, anyway?
• Pianist Sara Buechner to deliver Roosevelt Lecture
• An adopted boy considers his origins
• Cape, Castle and Stratton Residence Halls at Bentley Win the 2010 Blackout Challenge to Reduce Electricity Use; Efforts Raise Funds for Haiti Relief
• Two Second Half Goals Lift C.W. Post Past Bentley, 2-0
• Ilan Troen speaks out on proposed academic boycott of Israel
• Alum's Millennium Network brings 1,000 to Columbia
• American Jews ‘still connected’ to Israel, according to Cohen Center study
• Undergraduate Academic Adviser Henrietta Genfi Wins 2010 Academic Excellence Advising Award
• Berry, Farah Each Record 10 Kills as Bentley Tops Georgian Court in Four
• Herzfeld research paper receives VIP recognition


• Brandeis Sustainability Fund ready to receive first grant proposals
• Davis W. Baird '76 named provost of Clark University
• Undergraduate Academic Adviser Henrietta Genfi Wins 2010 Academic Excellence Advising Award
• Lesniak, Reagan to Serve as Bentley Cross Country Captains; Falcons Open Saturday
• Redesigned BrandeisNOW debuts with new features
• Search underway for Rose Art Museum director
• Jonathan Sarna writes on heightened cohesiveness of U.S. Jewish community
• Bentley University Mathematical Sciences Chair Richard Cleary Explores Math and Sports for Math Awareness Month, April 2010
• Benjamin Rushes for 132 Yards as Central Connecticut Powers Past Bentley, 45-14
• Alex Dainis '11 chosen as finalist in Month at the Museum competition
• Pioneering Brandeis athletic director receives distinguished service award
• Renowned scholar Seyyed Hossein Nasr wins second Gittler Prize
• Bentley University Mathematical Sciences Chair Richard Cleary Appointed Board Chair of Joint Data Committee
• Lesniak, Nichols Lead Bentley Women to Championship of Shacklette Invitational
• Jewish and Muslim identities in France and the U.S.
• Fundraising campaign wins technology and creativity award
• Brandeis researchers to investigate health treatment, problems of combat vets
• Nelson Figueroa's journey from Brandeis to the big leagues
• Bentley Sophomore Danny Wong Launches Online Custom-Design Shirt Company, Gains National Media Attention
• Dextradeur Breaks Tape, Leading Bentley Men to Sweep at Shacklette Invitational
• New Middle East seminar to be Brandeis-Harvard joint venture
• Slifka Foundation gift bolsters master's program in coexistence and conflict
• Brandeis-based journalist reveals why U.S. stopped adoptions from Vietnam
• Paul Simon performs 'The Boxer' at commencement
• Bentley Juniors and Seniors Inducted into Foreign Language Honor Society Phi Sigma Iota and Hispanic honor Society Sigma Delta Pi
• Bentley Splits on Day 2 of Bentley Invitational; All-Tourney Honors for Farah & Kraft
• A new 'Three Sisters' opens theater season
• University announces 2010-11 concert season
• Lawrence, Hill, Mandrell and McNamara to analyze Kagan appointment
• What's next for the Class of 2010?
• Bentley Alumna Jennifer Midgley Enters National Shoe Design Competition Sponsored by Lucky Magazine and Vince Camuto Shoes, Voting Through May 15
• Bentley, Saint Michael's Play to Scoreless Draw
• Sinai sees weak recovery and deep economic trouble
• Philanthropy experts to discuss their book on the art of smart giving
• Fashion Scholarship Fund invites students to compete for prestigious scholarship
• 'NOVA scienceNOW' takes a spin around the Ashton Graybiel Spatial Orientation Laboratory
• Professor P. Thompson Davis Named Fellow of Geological Society of America
• Smith Named Northeast-10 Goalkeeper of the Week
• Two Rose art exhibitions to open in October
• Fall Fest Weekend
• Kadima chief Tzipi Livni to discuss Israel-Diaspora relations at Brandeis forum
• WSRC fall exhibition, ‘No Man’s Land,’ will explore culture of ‘purely women’ in Oaxaca, Mexico
• Professor David Carhart Leads Team of Bentley Mathematical Sciences Faculty to Judge the Moody’s Mega Math Challenge, March 2010
• Check Out Our New Website at www.bentleyfalcons.com
• Timberland CEO Swartz tells of key decisions
• Brandeis Theater Company production of 'Three Sisters'
• GO AWAY! The Study Abroad Fair will tell you how and (maybe) where
• AmericanTowns Heroes: John Connors Helps Harness the Power of Individual Giving
• Story Idea: Business Social Networking: 10 Big Mistakes Most Companies Make
• Travel Waltham’s ‘Psychic Highway’ with Mitch Horowitz
• Tuning Up by Calming Down
• Friends of The Waltham Public Library Holds Annual Book Sale
• From Wonderful to Terrible and Back Again
• Finance 101 at the Library
• LOOKING FOR FALL BASEBALL PLAYERS
• Globe Trot With The Library
• Boston Noir Hits Home
• Vocalist Beth Purcell And Jazz Pianist Brian Friedland - Concert
• WWW.HENRYSBASEBALLCLUB.COM
• Get Jazzed for the Library’s Ice Cream Social
• Authors Greenberg and Papernick at the Waltham Public Library
• Outrageous Fortune to Perform at Waltham Public Library
• America's 1st Feminist: Judith Sargent Murray at the Waltham Public Library
• WWW.HENRYSBASEBALLCLUB.COM
• Governor Patrick Touts New Small Business Health Insurance Program
• Stephen Collins Stages Theater’s Best
• When Waltham Enlightened Emerson
• National Library Week Celebration
• Take Your Yard Sale Inside!
• Get Your Game on at the Waltham Public Library
• The Future of Computers and How to Publish a Novel
• National Poetry Month Celebration And Open Mike At Waltham Public Library
• Library Provides Tips on Home Maintenance
• Preserving Memories: Maintaining Family Photographs and Memorabilia
• Delvena Theatre Presents All The Presidents' Women At Waltham Public Library
• Just Write Workshop At Waltham Public Library
• Discover the History of Ireland Through Song
• Waltham Library Debuts Tool To Help Patrons Find ‘Good Reads’
• Folk Musicians Gail And Julian Rundlett
• Duo con Anima – Piano, Four Hands with Fern Abrams and Joan Garniss
• Uncover the Secrets of Tomb 10 A
• Four Hands, One Fantastic Sound
• The Art of the Thank - You Note
• Waltham Public Library is On the Job
• Holiday Goodies Galore at the Waltham Public Library
• Boston Jazz Voices In Concert
• Ann Deck of Waltham partners with MSI to launch new Boston Sales Office
• The Battle of Quebec: How and Why France Lost New-France
• Every Child Deserves a Home
• Storyteller Sharon Kennedy in Waltham
• The Sound of Music on Broadway: Songs and Duets from Two Generations
• The Art and Craft of Greene and Greene
• Spend ‘An Evening With Edgar Allan Poe’
• Friends of the Waltham Public Library Book Sale
• Carbon Pulse Greens Up the iPhone
• Gerry Beaudoin Jazz Guitarist
• Boston Globe Reporter Exposes Public Pension Scams
• Dealing with Job Loss
• Teen Summer Reading Program Online
• UNO helps donate thousands of dollars to local charities with DOUGHRAISER program
• WPL Jazzes It Up with an Ice Cream Social
• Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch Outdoor Installation at the Rose
• Author Jon Papernick At Waltham Public Library
• Mimi Braverman Lecture - Mimi’s Piece de Renaissance
• Exhibition - Hans Hofmann: Circa 1950 and ‘Saints and Sinners’
• Waltham Soldier Shares Images of Iraq
• Rediscovering Your Originality with Justin Locke
• Art, the Law and the Public Trust: Legal Perspectives on Museums in Hard Times
• Distinguished Brandeis Alumni at the Rose
• Tea and Treats at Waltham Public Library
• Rose Family Statement, Preserving the Trust Symposium and Irving Sandler Talk
• Waltham, MA Real Estate Guide
• Remembering the People of Grover Cronin
• How We Decide--Come Meet Jonah Lehrer
• Discover a New Local Talent and Her Alzheimer’s Masterpiece
• Go Behind the Scenes of ‘The Crime of the Century’
• Duo con Anima – Piano, Four Hands with Fern Abrams and Joan Garniss
• Symposium: The Artist and The Architect: Hofmann and Sert
• Winter Programs at the Rose Art Museum
• An Evening of Poetry At The Waltham Public Library
• Video Games at the Library!
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• None of the Above - Concert
• Winter 2009 Opening Celebration at The Rose Art Museum
• 21th Annual Sheepshearing Festival
• Lincoln physician is honored by the Middlesex Central District Medical Society
• 2007 SunDeis Student Film Festival
• The Complete Works of John Coltrane

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