U.S. Senator Carl Levin, Michigan Democrat and chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, was the keynote speaker during Brandeis’s Martin Luther King Day celebration on, Jan. 21.
Charles Radin, Brandeis’s Director of Communications Operations and the moderator of the event, explained why Senator Levin was asked to attend. “We wanted to have, during an election year, more interesting political speakers.”
Radin also said that Levin’s views ...
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Senator Carl Levin speaks in honor of MLK Day
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U.S. Senator Carl Levin, Michigan Democrat and chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, was the keynote speaker during Brandeis’s Martin Luther King Day celebration on, Jan. 21.
Charles Radin, Brandeis’s Director of Communications Operations and the moderator of the event, explained why Senator Levin was asked to attend. “We wanted to have, during an election year, more interesting political speakers.”
Radin also said that Levin’s views ...Study abroad under investigation by NY Attorney General
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Senator Carl Levin speaks in honor of MLK Day
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Study abroad under investigation by NY Attorney General
Civil liberties group defends Hindley
Union Senate defeats flag display resolution
An eye on campus safety
Part I of an in depth look at Brandeis security
Senior VP responds to Union protest of SE funding decision
Provost, faculty debate Hindley
Village diner on hold
Stein to extend hours after construction plans rejected
Committee plans diversity workshops for faculty
New club reinvents lost class
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