Kristophe Karami, Student Events' assistant director for finances and services, said he felt the title was appropriate. Mahadevan brought her complaint about the title to the attention of the Office of Campus Life and was referred to Bob. Many first-year students seemed unbothered by the innuendo. That's what we hope takes place this evening. University President Jehuda Reinharz also emphasized the importance of ideas.
Education is based on interdisciplinary learning.
Thank God for giving wise hearts to small children. In the end, I chose Amazing Grace. Following Kozol's speech, students questioned the author on the resolution of socioeconomic problems in Mott Haven and on what they, as individuals, could do to ameliorate the situation. Kozol encouraged students to become doctors and school teachers in the inner-city and to volunteer in homeless shelters and Head Start programs. The Office of Campus Life has restructured its office staff and hired almost all new quad directors, resulting in a game of musical chairs designed to refocus Campus Life and help it better serve Brandeis students.