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Representatives Elected To Freshman Boa)^ On Monday, Nov^jjrf^^Mfhe newly elected J&|jSKmen Board of Governoa^^eld their first meetinK,J)^S^cuss the plans for the f ^ a ^ j ^ f the freshman class. TJms Jsoard is composed of to]^ freshmen from the Agri-t u r ^ campus and four from These F-l^ ncy \Jrannell irole I Berger, TeiS^mcal Je incJ "Tb,^ I Connollj Cont. on P£ !ol. 4 AMessaktePresi The PreparHtefi of tjjeV^c^ Eafeh y e a ^ the Rambler holds its annual "Campus Queen Contesty . queen is chosen by the student body on the basis ofVtiMent, beauty, and personality. Every (^!|fub on campus is in-vited to select a girl to repre-sent them in the semi-finals. The girl they choose does not have to be a member of that club, so the field is wide open to any girl who is a student at LIATI. When the club has decided just who they are going to back, they simply send her name into the "Rambler", in care of Bill Clair-borne, Student Mail, or Miss White, Advisor, Dental Hygiene Department. This puts her in line for the semi-finals which will be held in Knapp Hall lounge on Janu-ary 15. It will be a closed au-dition and students are not per-mitted to attend. Out of these contestants, girls will be selected by impartial judging from a se-lected board of faculty members. If a candidate is .chosen by this board, she is then eligible for the finals which will be held in the asembly on February 8. The audience votes for their fa-vorite contestant by casting bal-lots which will be handed out at the assembly program. After the votes are counted, the Campus Queen will be pre-sented, together with her court consisting of the next two plac-ing contestants, at the Milk and Honey Ball. The three finalists will be featured in the "Ramb-ler". At the dance, the queen and her court are crowned in a beautiful ceremony. They also receive valuable prizes. This is the biggest contest on campus, so be sure your club is represented. Remember to send the name of the girl who is spon-sored by your club, along with a written synopsis and picture be-fore January 8. This contest was started two years ago. From a small affair held on an afternoon in Knapp all, it has grown to be an an-nual event, looked forward to by the students, particularly the male students, for some reason. Last year the finals were held in the assembly for the first time and it is still being talked about. he money tly to the t Christ This is Student C fd this sort find it very contributed j [ort of a fam- 1 i s l was not a | thAsecond year inc% has spon-tivity, and } r t » h i l e . he family we cl is in dire need o^^e^ father is a veteran\jv stricken by polio five and has been bedridd since. He has two chi and his wife works and ports the family to the best her ability. The family reside* in Bethpage. The Student Council Commit-tee headed by Peter Paulding,^ chairman, will provide the fam/ jjy with toys for the childr hing, a Christmas tree, ^ ^d a '^Ujiristmas Dinner fop^ the fami Cou% iho Sponsor Win n Carnival On J nuafy 11, 12 and 13, 1957, Council will hold a C^nival at Pocmont Bushkill, Pa. We om the Hangar in Buses in the aft-arrLve in Penn- The Sttden Winter Lodge will leav Campus ernoon. 11 'citizens, ini, Tiring politi '^ur nearest cor lowledge of the most First— To be alert al ignorance or misinformatic — an ag,e when the guardU ultimately depend upon our and peoples. Second— TO be tolerant and sensitive citizens — so that our society may not suffer the mortal sickness that is — and may clearly perceive the values and the virtues c)#Fished in other societies. T h i r d— Xo be skilled and accomplished grasp the great levers, turn the giant whee age, as nature finally surrenders to men secrets. Fourth— To he wise and reflective the nevk^ leisure, promising a new freedom not merely to relax in pleasure but to cultiv^ to nourish the spirit, "fo be wholly educated in man is a spiritual and intellectual and physical i needs citizens strong in their ideals and spirtual c healthy in their bodies, and tirelessly inquiring mind. And Finally— TO be bold and courageous citizens,' _ ing that strength and sacrifice are the indispensable, saving weapons of freedom — and knowing that the frontier IN America, that rules so much of our history, has become, in this age, the frontier that IS America — leader of free na-tions, hope of free men. DWIGHT D. EISENHOiWER. plizing the true spirit of ClneiatmaSr thfet®mpus Nativity attracted hundreds of vimV^s t6 the W s t i t u t e . For f o t i < ^ 6 « ^ xhis joint stu-has been LIATI's contribl^rtiwPlo the ob-servance of the Christmas sea-son in this area. Larger than life size, the real-istic and inspiring figures were designed and constructed by the Advertising Art and Design students under the supervision of Mrs. Bonner and other mem-bers of the Art faculty. The figures which are modeled in the Medieval style, were design-ed after an intensive study of Religious Paintings was made. In addition to the Holy Family, there is a shepherd and three wise men. They were completed only after long hours of tiring work on the part of both fac-ulty and students. Of necessity, they are inspect-ed every year and repairs are usually needed on all the fig-ures. The Infant demanded a skillful repair job due to the devouring of its toes by an ir-reverent little lamb. The animals which prove to be a popular attraction are taken care of by the Animal Hus-bandry students. They feed the animals and drive them to and from the barns where they spend he night. The small calf was issing this year, due to the cold *^ather, but the sheep are still in\ sight to provide the proper atinosphere. he impressive stable was It and designed by the stu-ts in Construction Technol-who construct a new one erjfJ^ year. The authentic ate f ylvania in ^jfcae for dinner, here will b^:M,ncing Friday ight until t h e V ' W ^ Hours". On Saturday iftorriing break-st will be s e r v ^ at\9:00 a.m. e rest of the n^rnmg (from :30- 12:00), will bW l ^ n t par-ticipating in outdoOT / w t i v i t i e s. ! After lunch, at nooiL/tM group will enjoy indoor acmivitties until 1:30 p.m. The rest c* tlM after-noon will be spent m t » great outdoors. At 5:30 pi^. fwe will have a Happy Hour in tlte Cock-tail Lounge followe(^\b^ a de-lectable Steak Dinnei\Vi^m 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. T h ^ l v e n i ng will include Ping Pong Oontests, Dancing to a live orchesIS^, and a Hayride. G and QUEEN ,EL,ECt^D midnight the group Main Danci e will elect of the festival, receive the en-i eken%^free of charge, as After that, at 1:00 a.m. 1 have a Weenie Roast. Sunday's Program will be the same as Saturday's, e is no need to bringy ressy clothes for any events^ Slacks and sweaters will be thf accepted dress for everything.^ The entire three days, and two nights will cost only $32.50 There will be no need to spe any money from the time y board the bus to go until arrive back to school. Activities included am the Lodge are: Ice skating Tobogganing Free Movies Use of Ski Slopes Free ping pong Free games (prizes) Hiking Parties Hayrides—Nominal Charge Horseback Riding— Nominal Charge Square, and Ballroom Dancing Dance Contest Free set-ups of ice and glasses Free door prizes at dinner King and Queen Chosen Free Ski-tow Archery Shooting Baseball if desired It still isn't too late for you to sign up, so if you are inter-ing on the walls and roof stable, which adds great-e realism of the scene, ,with reeds gathered by iculture students along the shore near Jones Beach. tghti7^t:is taken care of by the staff, w h i i ^ s e t s up flood lights to give propbif and effective il-lumination. Caroling Enjo^d by Visitors One night da)n the Christ-as season, vfmors from all ^er Long Islan^^oin the choir singing ChriM^as Carols und the scene, tt^he beauti-ful Christmas atmosroere, it is impossible fo^'Si^; vjraProlers or obserA<oifc<-^ftoV4l^S^^without re-le Christmas ^ itkJt-^wglly ti-je creche was p ^ c e 4 on the lawn near Mel-oad but because of the popularity of the scene it was necessary to move it back from the road. It is now placed on the lawn near the flagpole di-rectly in front of the Adminis-tration Building and it is ex-pected that this will be its permanent position. As a service for intereste oiitedT see' Peggy Varmer, Rita ^ P^-'^Ple who are curious about the Brust, Bob Napier, or Artie 1 construction of the scene, or for O'Connor wlio are in charge of 1 Organizations or Churches who the financial details of the week-end. NATIVITY SCHNH AT L.I.A.T.L. Respectively, Artie O'Connor Pres. Student Council wish to erect a similar crib, the Institute issues a brief descrip-tion of tlu! sciuio and a bit of the history iurroundinL' it.
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Many residents in the "City of Vision" have a clear view on the gun control debate.
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Sandoval County Sheriff Doug Wood says he's gotten almost 20 calls and emails from residents, worried the government is going to confiscate their guns.
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"I've seen it on the Internet, I've seen people send me emails and it's just baffling to me either people don't understand the English language or they're just hearing what they want to hear, which is fear," said gun owner Joseph Conti of Rio Rancho.
In a letter, the sheriff says he supports background checks and direct access to mental health databases for law enforcement.
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Those writing the sheriff are asking him to stand with them in defiance.
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Johnson's not so sure and he says he's ready to act.
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Hey guys! For those who is going... As far as I can see most fans will be staying in Hotel Convencion which is near with the Palacio de los deportes... and I got an idea..what if we organize the meeting in the hotel's restaurant.. They say it's good and rather big.. )) but as I never been there..I think it's better that local fans contact the hotel to make it real...what do you think?
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YORK — Mary (Landis) Clemens, 85, of York, formerly of Milton, passed away on Monday, Dec. 9, 2013, at Broadmore Assisted Living, York.
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MIFFLINBURG — Gene D. "Jack" Guyer, 73, of 164 Rand Road since 1978, entered into rest at 5:43 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, 2013, at Evangelical Community Hospital, Lewisburg.
Melissa L. Pangburn, 13, Shamokin
SHAMOKIN — Melissa Lee "Missy" Pangburn, 13, of 5 S. Rock St., was taken by angels into the arms of the Lord on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013, at her home.
Maye E. Keith, 94, Phoenix, Ariz.
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Maye Edna Keith, 94, of Phoenix, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2013.
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John Sassaman, 98, Lewisburg
LEWISBURG — John "Al" Sassaman, 98, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2013, at RiverWoods, Lewisburg.
Margaret Troxell, 85, Shamokin
SHAMOKIN — Margaret Troxell, 85, of Shamokin, went to be with her Lord on Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2013, after suffering a brief illness.
Morris H. Oberlin, 80, Selinsgrove
SELINSGROVE — Morris H. Oberlin, 80, of Selinsgrove, went to be with his Lord and Savior at 9:50 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2013, at the Manor at Penn Village, Selinsgrove.
David R. Snyder, 72, Sunbury
SUNBURY — David R. Snyder, 72, of Sunbury, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013, at his home.
Pearl D. Bender, 80,Troxelville
TROXELVILLE — Pearl D. Bender, 80, of Troxelville, surrounded by her loving family, was lifted up to her Heavenly Father at 4:14 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9, 2013, at Buffalo Valley Lutheran Village, Lewisburg.
Ronald W. Dingle Sr., 70, Galeton
GALETON — Ronald William Dingle Sr., 70, of Galeton, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013.
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- Hallelujah: The finals countdownDec. 12, 2013
- Special offer from Brandeis University PressDec. 10, 2013
- Latkes, jelly donuts and a laser light show — it must be HanukkahDec. 6, 2013
Members of the Brandeis community joined together on Dec. 4 to celebrate Hanukkah. Sponsored by Hillel at Brandeis, with the support and participation of Chabad, the evening included the lighting of individual hanukkiot, eating jelly donuts and latkes,and watching a laser light show.
- Campus mourns Nelson MandelaDec. 6, 2013
Nelson Mandela, the 95-year-old former South African president who helped end apartheid, died yesterday, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and social justice. Brandeis students and faculty have always been closely aligned with Mandela and the campaign to promote human equality.
- Engerman, Willrich tapped for endowed professorshipsDec. 4, 2013
Michael Willrich has been named the Leff Families Professor of History and David Engerman the Ottilie Springer Professor of History.
- Brandeis students go away with Gilman Scholarships Dec. 3, 2013
Five Brandeis undergraduates are selected by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to receive a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, which provides $5,000 that can be applied to study-abroad costs.
- Remembering Joachim Gaehde, professor emeritus of fine artsNov. 26, 2013
Joachim Gaehde, a scholar of Carolingian illuminated manuscripts and the "eminence grise" of the department of fine arts, passed away Nov. 24 at the age of 92.
- Brandeis celebrates employees' service, contributionsNov. 26, 2013
Members of the Brandeis community came together to celebrate their colleagues' exceptional service and contributions to the university at the 2013 Employee Recognition Awards luncheon.
- Put on your yarmulke, it's time for ThanksgivukkahNov. 25, 2013
This year, Jewish Americans will be carving the Thanksgiving turkey and lighting the menorah on the same night. It's the last time the two events will coincide for thousands of years to come. Rabbi Elyse Winnick '86 of the Brandeis University Interfaith Chaplaincy answered a few questions about this unusual confluence of celebrations.
- Message from Board of Trustees Chair Perry TraquinaNov. 22, 2013
- President Frederick Lawrence requests dialogue with Al-Quds UniversityNov. 22, 2013
- What is your generational moment?Nov. 21, 2013
We all have that moment — that moment that imprints itself on the fabric of our lives and the lives of a whole generation. As we mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, BrandeisNOW asked professors, students and alumni to share their generational moments.
- The immortal Gettysburg AddressNov. 19, 2013
English professor John Burt, author of the critically acclaimed 'Lincoln's Tragic Pragmatism,' shares his thoughts on the Gettysburg Address, 150 years after its delivery.
- Response to Nov. 17, 2013 Boston Globe articleNov. 17, 2013
- Forum highlights Heller's focus on achieving diversity, equity Nov. 5, 2013
At a discussion on the state of diversity at the Heller School, Dean Lisa Lynch underscored an institutional commitment to creating equity and eliminating barriers that keep individuals from achieving their full potential.
- Korean, 'Brandeis-style'Oct. 28, 2013
This fall, the university's first-ever Korean language course, Korean 10A, launched, exceeding enrollment limits in a couple of hours thanks to the popularity of Korean pop music.
- New travel grant program takes undergraduates to IsraelOct. 25, 2013
- Say 'Brandeis!'Oct. 25, 2013
Shutterbugs across campus are showing their love of Brandeis this week as part of a campus-wide 10-day Photo-a-Day Challenge on social media.
- Brandeis goes orange for Open Access WeekOct. 23, 2013
This week, LTS turned its website orange in support of Open Access Week, a worldwide promotion of free, online access to scholarly research. LTS is reaching out to faculty, graduate students and staff to explain the concepts and ramifications of open access.
- Fall Fest offers comedy, classes and communityOct. 22, 2013
Belly dancing. A petting zoo. Judah Friedlander. What do they have in common? They'll all be part of Fall Fest, which begins Thursday evening and runs through Sunday. The annual family weekend features an array of on- and off-campus events.
- Historian Eugene Black dies at 85Oct. 22, 2013
Professor Emeritus of History Eugene C. Black, a Europeanist in the department who played a critical role in building its national stature, died Oct. 18 at age 85.
- Brandeis physicist wins award for biology textbook Oct. 18, 2013
- Inaugural Brandeis Law School Reception draws students, alumniOct. 18, 2013
Nearly 100 Brandeis students and alumni, along with students from select Boston area schools and law school and LSAT representatives, kicked off the inaugural Brandeis University Law School Reception Oct. 15. The event was sponsored by the Hiatt Career Center.
- Brandeis launches MS in Strategic AnalyticsOct. 16, 2013
Graduate Professional Studies announced today it has launched a new Master of Science degree in strategic analytics. The online program is designed to harness the proliferation of data in all aspects of business using advanced analytic tools. With the advent of "big data," businesses can reduce risk and improve performance through better-informed decision-making in areas such as revenue management, dynamic pricing and business modeling.
- Philosophy of inclusion helps debate club carry the day Oct. 11, 2013
The Brandeis Academic Debate and Speech Society is in peak form this season. Ranked as both the No. 1 club and team of the year in the American Parliamentary Debate Association, BADASS has left Ivy League teams like Harvard and Yale in the dust. Now, they're training the next generation of debaters, and hosting a high school debate tournament.
- McMahon hired as sexual assault services and prevention specialistOct. 7, 2013
Brandeis University has hired Sheila McMahon to lead sexual assault services and prevention activities. As sexual assault services and prevention specialist, she will coordinate advocacy services for survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking; conduct outreach and education to promote a healthy campus environment, and serve as a liaison to student organizations.
- Psychological Counseling Center meets gold standard for suicide preventionOct. 4, 2013
Brandeis University has been awarded the JedCampus Seal from The Jed Foundation, a leading organization working to promote emotional health and prevent suicide among college and university students.
- Burt and Gessel awarded named professorshipsOct. 1, 2013
- Brandeis' youngest generation gets new center Sept. 25, 2013
Yesterday's ceremonial groundbreaking for a $2.5 million Gersh and Sarah Lemberg Children's Center added new meaning to Brandeis' commitment to educating young people. The new 7,000-square-foot, located on Old South Street, will double its capacity and include an infant center.
- All work and no play? Not anymore.Sept. 23, 2013
Brandeis and local children finally reaped the reward of months of hard work: A new playground at Prospect Hill Terrace, a low-income housing development. Together with Bentley University, the Waltham Housing Authority, KaBOOM, UnitedHealthcare and the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation, the playground was built in a single day.
- Brandeis hosts conference on sexual, domestic violenceSept. 18, 2013
More than 300 Massachusetts college and university administrators and faculty members gathered on the Brandeis campus Sept. 17 for a forum titled 'Massachusetts Steps Up: Key Sexual and Domestic Violence Issues for College Administrators.'
- Lawrence issues university report card at staff meetingSept. 12, 2013
At his third annual meeting with all staff Wednesday, President Fred Lawrence assessed Brandeis' progress in reaching academic and financial goals since the Board of Trustees formally endorsed the Strategic Plan last May.
- Waltham Group to hold annual blood drive Oct. 1 to 3Sept. 10, 2013
- Brandeis IBS introduces new brand platformAug. 28, 2013
- Orientation brings new friends, calms nervesAug. 27, 2013
After arriving over the weekend in cars filled to capacity, the Class of 2017 unpacked, hugged their family goodbye and embraced the beginning of their Brandeis experience. Together, and with some help from their orientation leaders, they prepared for their freshmen year.
- John Unsworth to serve on national humanities councilAug. 9, 2013
The White House has appointed John Unsworth, the vice provost for Library & Technology Services and chief information officer, to serve on the National Council on the Humanities, the advisory board of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
- Professor Wendy Cadge honored by Association of Professional ChaplainsAug. 7, 2013
- Brandeis, partners help local children draw playful futureAug. 6, 2013
A new playground will be constructed Sept. 17 at Waltham's Prospect Hill, thanks to Brandeis and several community partners. Last week, the community's children offered a few ideas to the organizations, drawing depictions of their dream playgrounds.
- Hugh Huxley, pioneering experimentalist, dies at 89 July 29, 2013
Professor emeritus Hugh Huxley, a biologist who conducted pioneering research on muscle structure and function, died July 25. Huxley came to Brandeis in 1987 as professor of biology and director of the Rosenstiel Basic Medical Sciences Research Center. He retired from the faculty in 1997.
- To be let alone: Brandeis foresaw privacy problemsJuly 24, 2013
Thanks to Louis Brandeis, Americans have a constitutional right to privacy. Long before the invention of the Internet, Brandeis warned how technology could be used to invade privacy. What would he make of the government's wide-ranging electronic surveillance programs such as PRISM?
- LauraBen Moore '14 helps USA rugby to cup finalsJuly 19, 2013
Senior LauraBen Moore, in only her second year of competitive rugby play, has earned a starting role on the USA Rugby Women's Junior All-Americans (WJAA) team at the 2013 Under-20 Nations Cup. She'll be playing for a gold medal against Canada on Sunday.
- Brandeis to pilot test-flexible admissions optionJuly 19, 2013
The new pilot program is 'an evolutionary change' that will give fall 2014 undergraduate applicants the option to submit applications either with a combination of subject tests, or with an enhanced academic portfolio.
- Defense lawyer Leonard Goodman elected to boardJuly 19, 2013
Chicago veteran criminal defense attorney Leonard C. Goodman was elected to a four-year term on the Brandeis Board of Trustees in May. He has won awards for his work on behalf of the wrongfully convicted, and is known for taking on high-profile and challenging cases.
- Business school ranked No. 1 by Financial TimesJune 27, 2013
In the Financial Times' annual rankings of pre-experience master's programs released this week, Brandeis International Business School was ranked No. 1 in the United States for the third straight year for its Master of Arts in International Economics and Finance (Lemberg Program).
- President Fred Lawrence to participate in Supreme Court Review panelJune 25, 2013
- President Fred Lawrence offers perspective on affirmative actionJune 25, 2013
- Brandeis to offer Semester Online courses in 2014June 11, 2013
In a partnership between 2U, Inc. and a group of top-tier colleges and universities, Semester Online offers rigorous, small, online, for-credit courses in real time to college students from anywhere in the world. Brandeis will offer 'Psychological and Socio-Cultural Perspectives on Health' and 'The Hebrew Bible/Old Testament: Then and Now.'
- Reunion weekend features parties, classes, awardsJune 3, 2013
Undergraduate alumni whose class year ends in a 3 or an 8 are invited back to campus June 7 to 9 to celebrate their Reunion with family and friends. The celebration kicks off with Friday night's all-class Fire and 'Deis Welcome Back Party, featuring a tapas-style dinner and dancing to live music under a tent on the Great Lawn.
- Mal Sherman finishes term as board chair, stays on at BrandeisMay 28, 2013
Malcolm L. Sherman – "Mal" to hundreds of Brandeis professors, students and staff who have known him during his 33 years on the university's Board of Trustees – has brought strong leadership to a long list of for-profit and nonprofit organizations, but nowhere has his commitment been as long or as deep as at Brandeis.
- Brandeis retirement plan transition underwayMay 28, 2013
All Brandeis faculty and staff should be aware of important changes to the Brandeis University Retirement Plan. While the employer contributions and vesting schedule are not changing, the university is offering a streamlined and simplified investment lineup, designed to offer employees choice, simplicity and value. A detailed Fund Change Transition Guide was sent to all participants' homes in April. The guide provides complete details about these changes, including a comprehensive fund mapping guide to show where retirement money will be moved if employees don't take action by the deadline.
- Erica Rabner's performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner"May 23, 2013
Erica Rabner '13 gave a powerful performance of the national anthem for fellow graduates of the Brandeis Class of 2013, families and friends in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center.
- Wieseltier reminds humanities grads of their valueMay 19, 2013
Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, started commencement ceremonies off eloquently with a heartfelt defense of the humanities and an encouragement to humanities graduates to resist the forces of technologic gimmickry and scientism.
- Heller School grads celebrate diversity, altruismMay 19, 2013
They came to The Heller School of Social Policy and Management from across the globe – from Ghana to Indonesia, from Israel to Jamaica – to learn how to make their communities healthier, stronger and more just. At the Spingold Theater on Sunday, The Heller School celebrated the Class of 2013's commitment to social justice and civic engagement.
- 'Run to do good...Get your hands dirty'May 19, 2013
Inspirational speeches, heartfelt thanks and an abundance of joy marked Brandeis University's 62nd commencement, as more than 7,000 students, faculty, families and friends celebrated the awarding of 850 bachelor's degrees, 803 master's degrees and 93 doctorates in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center. In his commencement address, Dr. Rick Hodes, who has devoted his life to helping severely afflicted children in Africa, urged graduates to "run to do good" and "get your hands dirty." In addition to Hodes, honorary degrees were awarded to Vartan Gregorian, president of the Carnegie Corporation of New York; painter, sculptor and printmaker Ellsworth Kelly; Chaim Peri, director emeritus of Yemin Order Wingate Youth Village in Israel; visionary community leader and co-founder of Operation P.E.A.C.E. (Partnerships in Education and Community Enrichment) Elaine Schuster and Leon Wieseltier, literary editor of The New Republic.
- President Fred Lawrence's commencement addressMay 19, 2013
- Text of Ellyn Getz's student addressMay 19, 2013
- Grads, families look at Brandeis and the road aheadMay 19, 2013
As students raced up and down South Street to commencement ceremonies – clutching coffee and pizza or each other, accepting flowers, adjusting their caps – the road that follows graduation was on their, and their families', minds.
- Dr. Rick Hodes' commencement addressMay 19, 2013
- Remembering Emeritus Professor of Music, Harold ShaperoMay 18, 2013
Classical music composer, pianist and longtime professor of music at Brandeis University, Harold Shapero, died in his sleep on May 17, following complications from pneumonia. He was 93.
- Angela Gutchess wins Wellington LotteryMay 17, 2013
- All in the Family: Getz parents and children feel that campus is their second homeMay 14, 2013
Ken '84 and Debra Hassenfeld Getz '85 met at Brandeis and brought their young children to campus so frequently it felt like home. This Sunday, daughter Ellyn will deliver the student commencement address. Her brother David is a member of the Class of '15.
- Events, speakers will mark 62nd commencementMay 13, 2013
A weekend of celebrations will mark the university's 62nd commencement. The main ceremony will be held on May 19 in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center. More than 850 undergraduate degrees, as well as more than 900 graduate degrees and certificates, will be awarded.
- Brandeis National Committee to honor Whitfield with Sachar AwardMay 3, 2013
- Graduate teaching fellows honoredMay 2, 2013
- Student speakers for commencement selectedApril 30, 2013
Undergraduate Ellyn Getz and graduate student Enrique Levin have been chosen to give the student addresses at Brandeis' 62nd commencement on Sunday, May 19. Getz is a double major in business and theater arts; Levin is receiving an MBA from the International Business School.
- Brandeis Magazine has rare Beatles photographsApril 21, 2013
The cover story features photographer Henry Grossman '58, whose genuine friendship with the Fab Four gave him unique access to their daily lives, captured in some 6,000 rare photos he squirreled away — until now. There are also features on basketball in Afghanistan, comic escapades in China and more.
- BEMCo celebrates 30 years of helping othersApril 18, 2013
Thirty years and more than 7,600 calls after James Meisel '85 founded the Brandeis Emergency Medical Corps, the organization will celebrate its anniversary with a gala in Sherman Function Hall.
- Waltham Group hosting blood drive April 16-18 April 14, 2013
- Dean Lynch presents Heller School teaching, mentoring, staff awardsApril 11, 2013
Carole Carlson wins 2013 Teaching Award, Tatjana Meschede receives the 2013 Mentorship Award and Norma DeMattos is honored with the second annual Heller Staff Service Award.
- Dean Birren names teaching, mentoring award winnersApril 11, 2013
The 2013 honorees are Associate Professor of Psychology Donald B. Katz, Assistant Professor of Sociology Sara Shostak, Associate Professor of Biology James R. Morris and Associate Professor of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies and Women's and Gender Studies ChaeRan Yoo Freeze.
- Four senior faculty awarded research leave grants April 10, 2013
Brandeis University has awarded four senior faculty research leaves for spring 2014. These competitive grants relieve the faculty member of teaching duties for a semester, providing flexible time for major research projects and a small amount of funding for research expenses.
- Dr. Rick Hodes to speak at 2013 commencementApril 4, 2013
Hodes has spent more than two decades as a physician treating children in one of the world's poorest countries. His work has been the subject of a book and three documentaries, and he has received numerous awards, including being named a CNN Hero.
- Board of Trustees elects four new membersApril 3, 2013
The dean of a leading medical school, a top corporate executive, a businessman whose family connections to Brandeis go back to the university's earliest days and a community leader involved in Jewish and civic organizations were elected recently to the Board of Trustees.
- Faculty, alumni remember Prof. Lawrence FuchsMarch 21, 2013
Fuchs was a renowned authority in the emerging field of American studies, a giving mentor to students and fellow faculty members and a champion of social justice and community service. He had an enormous impact in shaping Brandeis' core values.
- Brandeis Board of Trustees elects new chairMarch 21, 2013
Perry M. Traquina '78 has been elected chair of the Brandeis Board of Trustees for a three-year term, effective May 19, 2013. He will succeed Malcolm Sherman, the philanthropist and veteran business executive who has served as board chair since 2007.
- Crew team names its new racing shell in honor of President LawrenceMarch 19, 2013
- Lisa M. Lynch reappointed dean of Heller SchoolMarch 5, 2013
A former chief economist for the U.S. Department of Labor, Lynch is an internationally recognized scholar on employment issues who led the creation of the Heller School's new strategic plan. The appointment is for a five-year term.
- Senior staff hears dramatic defibrillator talkMarch 1, 2013
After the university purchased a new defibrillator - one of many located around campus - for the Bernstein Marcus building, David Bunis '83, senior vice president and chief of staff, invited Dr. Eric S. Nadel '84 of Harvard Medical School to give a training session on how to use it.
- Schwarzes' $3 million gift one of largest from facultyFeb. 27, 2013
Professor emeritus Gerald Schwarz wanted to honor his parents, the Brandeis mathematics department, which he says "has done a lot for me," and the university, where he spent most of his career. The solution? A bequest establishing a chair in mathematics in his parents' names.
- On the Move program returns, offers health and fitness supportFeb. 25, 2013
- Bill Imada plays career matchmaker at Hiatt Communications ForumFeb. 22, 2013
- Brandeis to resume normal class schedules and activitiesFeb. 10, 2013
Brandeis University will be open tomorrow and normal class schedules will resume.
- CAMPUS CONDITIONS UPDATEFeb. 9, 2013
The Brandeis campus is operating in a reasonably efficient manner given the significant impacts of Blizzard Nemo. The university plans to resume normal operations on Monday, February 11.
- SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE: Brandeis University closed, Friday, February 8Feb. 7, 2013
- Text of Provost Steve A.N. Goldstein's message regarding forecasts of an impending blizzardFeb. 7, 2013
- Trustee's gift establishes Richman Distinguished Fellow in Public Life Jan. 17, 2013
- MLK Day to feature Herman Hemingway, Chad WilliamsJan. 7, 2013
The 8th Annual Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial "The Duty of A Dream!" will take place on Monday, January 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the Shapiro Campus Center Theater. The keynote speaker, Herman Hemingway '53, is the first black man to graduate from Brandeis, and was a fraternity brother and mentee of Dr. King's.
- One-day parking changes accommodate midyear student move-inJan. 7, 2013
- International Business School, Heller School programs praised, reaccreditedJan. 3, 2013
- Special needs not a disability for cafe workerJan. 3, 2013
Few people have had the chance to be featured on television, pitch at Fenway Park, act alongside Adam Sandler, introduce their state senator, compete in multiple sports and also get involved with the student population. Peter Filosa, a Usdan Cafe employee with special needs, juggles all of these activities.
- De Graffenreid appointed SVP for communicationsDec. 20, 2012
Ellen de Graffenreid has been appointed senior vice president for communications. De Graffenreid, an integrated communications and marketing leader, will oversee all university communications initiatives. She will officially assume her new role on Feb. 1, 2013, but will begin her transition immediately.
- Brandeis mobile app updated with events and directory featuresDec. 18, 2012
- Brandeis chefs share epicurian passionsDec. 17, 2012
If you've ever had dreams of competing on 'Hell's Kitchen' or 'Iron 'Chef,' check out what sous chef Zachary Kestler served up in a recent competition. We sat down with some of the Brandeis chefs to learn about their training and what direction they feel large dining facilities are heading in.
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NORTH ADAMS -- Amid a small protest Monday, MountainOne Financial Partners President and CEO Thomas S. Leavitt clarified how a merger of Hoosac Bank and South Coastal Bank will impact local employees and the identity of the banks.
Leavitt announced on Feb. 28 that 20 employees would be laid off as a result of the impending merger of Hoosac Bank and South Coastal Bank under a single bank charter.
Although the merger won't officially happen until July 19, several employees at Hoosac, Williamstown Savings and South Coastal banks were notified Feb. 28 that their jobs were being cut. Hoosac and Williamstown Savings merged under a single charter last year, with Williamstown Savings retaining its name and becoming a division of Hoosac Bank.
Of the 20 layoffs, 60 percent, or 12 jobs, will be cut in Northern Berkshire, with the remaining eight positions coming from South Coastal branches in Rockland and Quincy.
"Just a handful of jobs will be phased out in North Adams," Leavitt said Monday. "We'll also see positions phased out in our Williamstown offices. Some of those positions will be eliminated because of redundancies of services -- functions performed in both the eastern and western parts of the state, which are now being handled here in Western Mass. Others are the result of a review of our entire community banking organization."
He added, "We have posted three new positions in our customer care center, and many of our applicants for those positions come from the pool of employees that have already been notified."
However, for the three men quietly protesting outside of Hoosac Bank on Monday, any type of reduction in local staffing levels is unacceptable.
None of the three work for the bank.
"We're here today to support the workers of Hoosac Bank," said Mike Wilbur, of North Adams. "This is a blue collar community and any time one person goes down, we all feel it. Whether its 12 jobs or 20 jobs, it doesn't need to happen."
He added, "When you have $800 million in assets, you can come up with better ideas than laying people off. If it's not about financial issues, then why lay people off? There has to be more to the story than they're telling us."
Fellow protester John Armstrong agreed, saying that he was worried that the layoffs were "the beginning of the end" for the bank.
"It feels like its another nail in the coffin for this community," he said. "We've seen this before. When Sprague Electric started laying people off it was only a few at a time. That's how it starts."
Wilbur also took issue with the fact that following the merger, Hoosac Bank will be known as MountainOne Bank.
"Hoosac Bank is an institution in this community, and its customer service is what has made this bank," he said. "People know and trust Hoosac Bank. Take that name and people won't know who they're dealing with."
Leavitt said that changing the name of Hoosac Bank to MountainOne Bank is not a decision that was made without a considerable amount of discussion.
"We had originally planned to keep all three bank identities and make them all divisions of MoutainOne Bank," he said. "However, as we began the process of changing the surviving charter -- the Hoosac Bank charter dating back to 1894 -- we realized that it would be necessary for the main office at 93 Main St. to be MountainOne Bank. It didn't make sense for us to have our Pittsfield and Williamstown branches of Hoosac Bank be known as divisions of MountainOne Bank. It was a decision we made for purposes of clarity."
Williamstown Savings and South Coastal banks will retain their identities, but they will be known as "divisions of MountainOne Bank" after the merger.
"We'll be spending more time talking with our customers and the public about those changes as we move forward, but right now we're spending time with those employees who are being impacted by the actions [of the merger]," Leavitt said. "I spent time in each of our offices today, speaking with those people, making sure that they are able to manage through these difficult times. While many of them had questions, I was impressed that many of them were still diligently concerned about continuing to care for their customers. They are a source of inspiration for me."
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Four-year-old Adelaide Ames couldnt sleep because she thought she kept hearing fireworks outside. So her dad, 32-year-old quantum physicist and maker-of-fun-science-videos-for-kids Benjamin Ames, decided they should sing to keep her mind preoccupied. And to videotape it and upload it to YouTube because thats the world we live in.
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How to get here from Schiphol Airport:
Rail: Schiphol Station is directly under the airport, and there are regular trains to Amsterdam's Centraal Station. Once there, Stationsplein is just outside the station. (15m) +
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"The station was being renovated at the time of the photo."
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The Doctor says goodbye to Tegan ... or does he?
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The Doctor smiles as Tegan decides to stay.
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Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal (Arc of Infinity). Tram: Tram Map. From the station take either a 1,2,5,13 or 17 tram to Nieuwezijds Kolk. Then head south along Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal to Bob's Youth Hostel, by Mosterdpotsteeg.
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Posted 23 June 2012 - 02:46 AM
Posted 23 June 2012 - 04:05 AM
Start AutoPatcher, click About - Release Info, the Title in RED is the problem.
Now, run APUP, select only the failing release form the list of available scripts, let the download complete (wont take long), and post the log file in the proper forum, in your case, the XP log in the XP forum, and the 7 log in the 7 forum.
See http://www.autopatch...-apup-log-file/ & http://www.autopatch...es-please-read/ for info on how to create & post a log file. The short answer (if you know the tech end of things) is click "hit_this...cmd", Apup will start with logging enabled, when done, copy & paste the contents of "apup.log" (in \apup) in "Spoiler" code, each log in their repsective forums - don't edit the log and don't attach it with your post - use Spoiler code.
Posted 25 June 2012 - 10:49 PM
Posted 22 July 2012 - 04:36 PM
In About/Release Info, the "Official" column reads "True" for all 7 modules:
AutoPatcher Common Modules
Microsoft Security Addon ENU
AutoPatcher for Windows XP SP3 (x86)
AutoPatcher Engine
.NET Framework Addon Pack (32-bit)
Microsoft Visual C++ SP1 SU Redistributable (with a space at the beginning of the module name)
So it looks like all modules are considered "official", yet the warning message shows in the AP main window.
Edited by HerpDerp, 22 July 2012 - 04:38 PM.
Posted 23 July 2012 - 12:49 AM
Posted 06 August 2012 - 08:30 PM
Posted 06 August 2012 - 08:49 PM
Edit: hmm... strange... both of them cause the unofficial state... but I don't see anything openly wrong. They have the right file count and apup would have flagged an md5 error.
Edit2: I have a partial answer but, I am not sure I like it. If you tell apup to download an autopatcher update... you will download an rti file for autopatcher and it will now make your installation valid for those two(extra and common). So something is wrong with the rti's for those two downloads. I will generate new ones and see if it fixes the problem.
Edited by ViroMan, 06 August 2012 - 10:16 PM.
Posted 07 August 2012 - 06:27 PM
edit: as a side note I found something I forgot about...
if you run autopatcher with the command line:
Autopatcher.exe /verboseit will tell you why it went into unofficial status in the log file.
Edited by ViroMan, 07 August 2012 - 06:29 PM.
Posted 08 August 2012 - 07:47 AM
Download Error: D:\APUp\apup\modules\AddOns\__Powertoys_xp_x86\HTMLSlideShowPowertoy_xp_x86_files\HTMLSlideShowSetup.exe File size does NOT match. Expecting 426696, but found 1245!!! Download Error: D:\APUp\apup\temp_bin\TweakUiPowertoySetup.exe File size does NOT match. Expecting 150192, but found 1245!!!
Microsoft has remove these links... I'm searching new links (I hope to found them... otherwise, I'll remove it from Extra release).
Posted 08 August 2012 - 08:12 AM
Posted 08 August 2012 - 08:14 AM
Make a new directory and copy the files needed to run apup and autopatcher into it... don't copy any modules or rti files.
Download ANY download set you want except autopatcher update and then run autopatcher. You will see and unofficial status and if you look in releases it says what ever you downloaded was official. When you run autopatcher in verbose mode the log will print out a list of the translation files that are not official due to not having an rti file that says they are ok.
On one hand it is an excellent way to make sure files are never changed without our ok... on the other hand it can be annoying for anyone who deletes all rti files.
Edited by ViroMan, 08 August 2012 - 08:19 AM.
Posted 08 August 2012 - 09:30 AM
Windows XPx86
even have the 64 bit version
Windows XP x64
Posted 08 August 2012 - 08:51 PM
Posted 08 August 2012 - 09:57 PM
Have searched through Microsoft and not found a link to download from.
All references to it point the same direction so will have to say it's a goner..
Firefox can't find the file at http://download.micr...ertoySetup.exe.
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