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In his address, Cory Booker encouraged the graduating class to be advocates of change.
Mayor of Newark, N.J. Cory Booker told the graduating class to face challenges in life.
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The plan to suspend contributions to faculty and staff retirement funds will save Brandeis $7.4 million.
Current museum director Michael Rush specified that the indirect costs figure does not match old records.
A student sit-in during early 1970 shows the idealistic air at Brandeis at that time. Some of this activism went violent when months later three students used criminal means to protest.
Key events surrounding the Rose Art Museum issue
Booker advocates responsibility Tracing the Rose Board passes retirement fund plan Financial figures in the Rose interim report are incorrect, Rush says University sued for plan to raze Kalman building Most of CARS final report endorsed by the provost Memorial service held to honor student who took his own life Kendler discusses familial ties at Brandeis New Student Union members are sworn in Ayers encourages active citizenship Neighboring community protests Ayers' campus visit Bergman addresses honors inductees Kirsch elected new Justice editor in chief Police Log Corrections and Clarifications EDITORIAL: Money-saving tactics key EDITORIAL: Thank you, Justice seniors Emulate Brandeis' merits UJ Justice considers difficulties of RMS trial Intergenerational activity benefits students and elders Mayor Cory Booker achieves wonders for city of Newark In these troubling times, don't lose sight of those who helped keep Brandeis great Grey shows true American values READER COMMENTARY: Put opinions aside, and hear Ayers out READER COMMENTARY: Admins made poor decision on AMST READER COMMENTARY: Admins used poor judgment for Rose SOFTBALL: Team falls short of second ECAC title PROFILE: DeLuca's comeback WBBALL: Four NCAA Tournaments, four friendships Away from home PROFILE: Hattenbach leaves a lasting impression on his team Women earn 17th place while men take 51st place at ECACs MALE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Sean O'Hare '12 FEMALE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Angela Chui '12 Judges' Year in Review Creative Theses Grey brings 'Experience' to Brandeis 'Don Giovanni' seduces audiences Riekki releases 'U.P.' with the help of Road, Web Voice of public radio growing steadily quieter Pop CultureThe Justice is on hiatus for summer vacation. Our next issue will be published Aug. 25, 2009.
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