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Mini Study Abroad Fair
Thurs. 1/22, 11:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Shapiro Atrium
Come to the mini-fair to learn about your options, meet our top program providers, pick up important materials and ask all of your questions.
MOS Lunar New Year Celebration
Fri. 1/23, 6:00 p.m.
Boston Museum of Science
The Boston Museum of Science celebrates the Lunar New Year Friday night with music, dance, food and art. There will also be a free presentation of the film "The Greatest Places." Admission required for exhibit halls.
Global Event Highlights Spring 2009: Bhabha, Ratner, and the Reader
including Feb. 2/3 Hitting Close to Home: Art and Human Rights from Slavery to Guantanamo: An interdisciplinary symposium. Keynote address by Michael Ratner, President of the Center for Constitutional Rights;
Feb. 3 Bernhard Schlink, author of The Reader;
and Feb. 5 On Global Memory: The Inaugural Lecture of the new Comparative Literature Program, by Professor Homi K. Bhabha, Harvard University.
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GLOBAL NEWS >view all global news
Brandeis professors present ideas for ending Gaza conflict
The Crown Center for Middle East Studies hosted a panel discussion on competing narratives of the Gaza conflict.
The Sixth Brandeis Institute for International Judges concludes in Trinidad
The Institute, held from January 4-8, was organized around
the theme of "International Justice: Past, Present, and Future."
Exciting times, for an economist
Lisa Lynch, dean of the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis, is profiled by the Boston Globe.
Students raise $1500 of aid for Revive Mumbai campaign
Funds will be used to help with reconstruction efforts in Mumbia and a scholarship for students from South Asia.
Goldsmith '08 helps girls in Senegal go to school
Allyson Goldsmith '08 founded a nonprofit organization benefiting young women in Senegal.
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Photograph above courtesy Dan Soley, who studied abroad in Oman. Check out more of Dan's photos at http://www.turtlephoto.org/
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