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                          THIS WEEK AT BRANDEIS
             Student Union Announcements for October 4, 2009
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    View and submit online: http://union.brandeis.edu/announcements/
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Things to Know...
  A1. Brandeis Law Journal - accepting submissions
  A2. On-Campus Recruiting Opportunities and Deadlines:
  A3. Hiatt Workshops and Events This Week - Details on Hiatt NACElink
  A4. Student Events' Chocolate Cook-Off
  A5. STAR Peer Counseling
  A6. Playwrights wanted for QUICKIES!
  A7. Do You Want To Be The Next Brandeis Men's Basketball Team Manager?

Stuff to Do...
  B1.  Adagio Movie Night
  B2. Fall Fest Volunteer Meeting
  B3. Brandeis Government Careers Forum & Networking Event
  B4. BC3 Mid-Autumn Festival!!
  B5.  HHM Latino Comedy Night
  B6. Meet the Majors- Philosophy (FREE FOOD!)
  B7. Chasing Your Dream: Pursuit to Higher Education
  B8. Dancing With Adagio
  B9.  October Brandeis Farmers Market!
  B10. "Working Through a Nazi Childhood"
  B11. Free Practice GRE MCAT LSAT GMAT


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A1. Brandeis Law Journal - accepting submissions
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The inaugural issue of the Brandeis University Law Journal is now
accepting article submissions. Article abstracts are due on October
15th. Visit http://www.BrandeisLawJournal.com for some basic
information about this student-run publication. Feel free to contact
Judah Marans at jmarans@brandeis.edu with any questions.

                    Contact: Judah A. Marans <jmarans -AT- brandeis.edu>

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A2. On-Campus Recruiting Opportunities and Deadlines:
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Be sure to check Hiatt NACElink:
https://brandeisu-csm.symplicity.com/students/ for details and more
opportunities throughout the year, as many other industries have
recruiting cycles during spring semester.

BlackRock – Solutions Center Analyst, Aladdin Portfolio Services Group
- Analyst. On Campus Interviews: Oct 21. Deadline to Apply: Oct 4

Sun Life Financial – Leadership Development Program. On- Campus Info
Session: Oct 6. On-Campus Interviews: Oct 16. Deadline to Apply: Oct
10
*seeking candidates from diverse backgrounds including women and
minorities

Analysis Group- Analyst. Information Session: Oct 2. Resume Drop: Oct
25

Cornerstone Research - Analyst. On-Campus Info Session: Sept 30.
On-Campus Interviews: Oct 15. Deadline to Apply: Oct 4

KPMG – Economic and Valuation Services Associate. On-Campus Interviews:
Oct 27. Deadline to Apply: Oct 9


                  Contact: Annelise D. Parham <parham -AT- brandeis.edu>

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A3. Hiatt Workshops and Events This Week - Details on Hiatt NACElink
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Tuesday, 10/6
Mini Law School Forum
4pm, International Lounge, Usdan

Tuesday, 10/6
Sun Life Financial On-Campus Info Session
5pm, Hiatt

Tuesday, 10/6
On-Campus Recruiting Orientation
7pm, Hiatt

Wednesday, 10/7
Brandeis University Government Careers Forum and Networking Event
5:30pm, Sherman Hall, Hassenfeld

Thursday, 10/8
Teach For America - Making Your Best Impression During On-Campus
Interviews for the First Deadline
5:30pm, Hiatt

                  Contact: Annelise D. Parham <parham -AT- brandeis.edu>

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A4. Student Events' Chocolate Cook-Off
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Grab some friends and sign up for the ultimate chocolate cook-off at
Student Events' chocolate festival during Fall Fest Weekend. Make your
favorite chocolate recipe and then be voted Brandeis' Best Chocolatier
with the prize of winning delicious desserts from Finale Desserterie &
Bakery in Boston.

Sign up at the Student Events office located on the second floor of the
Shapiro Campus Center or online by emailing ejying@brandeis.edu .

                         Contact: Eva J. Ying <ejying -AT- brandeis.edu>

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A5. STAR Peer Counseling
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STAR will be holding regular office hours this week, Sun-Thurs 2-4 and
7-10, in room 324 in Shapiro Campus Center.  We have trained student
peer counselors to help you talk through anything!  At STAR, you can
say anything!

                    Contact: Rachel S. Sawicki <rss07 -AT- brandeis.edu>

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A6. Playwrights wanted for QUICKIES!
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It's that time again - Brandeis Ensemble Theatre (BET) is now accepting
submissions for QUICKIES, our annual student-written one-act festival!
Quickies will be held this year on Sunday, December 6, 2009 in the
Shapiro Theater.

One-acts should be 5 - 12 pages long, running approximately 10 - 15
minutes in length. The deadline to submit a one-act is Monday, November
9, 2009. Submissions should be emailed to both coordinators, Becca
Freifeld (rfreif88@brandeis.edu) and Herbie Rosen
(herbz24@brandeis.edu). 

Get writing, and feel free to contact either coordinator with
questions!

               Contact: Rebecca H. Freifeld <rfreif88 -AT- brandeis.edu>

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A7. Do You Want To Be The Next Brandeis Men's Basketball Team Manager?
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Do you love basketball? Are you willing to work hard? Do you want to
travel around the country? Do you want to be part of a winner? We are
looking for a first year to be the next manager of the Brandeis Men's
Basketball Team. If you are interested, please contact Assistant Coach
Eric Mckoy (emckoy@brandeis.edu)or Gabe Marwell (gmarwell@brandeis.edu
as soon as possible. Be a part of it!

                Contact: Gabriel W. Marwell <gmarwell -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B1.  Adagio Movie Night
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October 5, 2009 - 08:00PM                              Village TV Lounge

Come spend time with Adagio and watch Center Stage on Monday at 8pm in
the Village TV lounge. There will be snacks and FREE admission!

                 Contact: Carina L. Platner <cplatner -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B2. Fall Fest Volunteer Meeting
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October 6, 2009 - 08:00PM                  SCC Student Leadership Office

Come to our 2nd Training Meeting and learn how to be a Fall Fest
Volunteer. We will be going over basic information about Campus and the
Weekend that all Volunteers need to know!

New Volunteers Welcome! Bring your friends. Refreshments will be
served. The Student Leadership Office is on the 2nd floor, just past
the computer room on the left side.

               Contact: Danielle B. Gershon <dgershon -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B3. Brandeis Government Careers Forum & Networking Event
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October 7, 2009 - 05:30PM                       Sherman Hall, Hassenfeld

This event will feature a keynote presentation by Kim Ainsworth,
Executive Director of the Greater Boston Federal Executive Board,
followed by an open networking session with over 25 federal, state, and
local government agencies.

                  Contact: Annelise D. Parham <parham -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B4. BC3 Mid-Autumn Festival!!
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October 7, 2009 - 07:00PM                                 The Great Lawn

The Brandeis Chinese Cultural Connection's BIGGEST EVENT OF THE YEAR!
Come enjoy free mooncakes and Chinese food while getting Chinese
tattoos and making Mid-Autumn lanterns under the full moon.
Professional breakdancing troupe ALTEREGO, who were featured on MTV,
will be performing! 

                        Contact: Wei-Huan Chen <wchen -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B5.  HHM Latino Comedy Night
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September 30, 2009 - 09:30PM                                       Stein

If you want to have the best time of your life, come down to the Stein
on Wednesday.
And laugh at large with Tom E. Morello, the 2009 comedian of the Year
by the Latino Pride National Awards!!!

This guy is going to have you peeing in your pants. Not on purpose,
it’s not his fault he’s funny.


                        Contact: Diego Ramirez <diego -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B6. Meet the Majors- Philosophy (FREE FOOD!)
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October 8, 2009 - 04:00PM                        RABB 338 Danielson Room

Interested in Philosophy? So are we! 

Come to the Philosophy Department's MEET THE MAJORS, and join the
PROFESSORS, STAFF, and UDRs all in joyous camaraderie! 

This event is the only of its kind that offers both the novice and most
discerning enthusiast the opportunity to properly sample a variety of
ideas in a sophisticated and elegant environment, with an array of
sumptuous foods that greatly enhance the attendees' enjoyment. And the
best part is there's FREE FOOD and everyone is welcome so please bring
a friend. 

And Remember: "This is philosophy, we don't sully our hands with the
facts!"

Thursday, October 8th
4:00-6:00 p.m.
RABB 338 Danielson Room

               Contact: Danielle E. Wolfson <dwolfson -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B7. Chasing Your Dream: Pursuit to Higher Education
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October 8, 2009 - 05:30PM                                Pearlman Lounge

The road to pursuing higher education can be more difficult for some.
Issues of race or discrimination can further make the path challenging.
Join in the discussion with Brandeis professors and a Harvard Law
Student about obstacles that are facing racial minority students.

EVERYONE IS WELCOME!!!

Sponsored by Student Union, Hillel, ICC

                  Contact: Jenna P. Brofsky <jbrofsky -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B8. Dancing With Adagio
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October 8, 2009 - 06:00PM               Old Varsity Weight Room - Gosman

Come take a FREE dance class taught by other members of Adagio on
Thursday, from 6:00-7:00pm in the old varsity weight room in Gosman.
This class is open to anyone and is a great way to get involved with
Adagio and dance.

                 Contact: Carina L. Platner <cplatner -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B9.  October Brandeis Farmers Market!
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October 11, 2009 - 12:00PM                         Athletics Parking Lot

12noon - 3pm
Come get your fresh-fix!! We're having lots of vendors from the
surrounding community bringing everything from apples, to apple cider,
to veggies and maple syrup! This is a great chance to stock up on stuff
before the end of the season, and support local farmers!

This has been a hard year for farmers, what with the economy, the
terrible weather, and the huge tomato blight that swept New England.
Now it's more important than ever to show farmers that we care about
local food and sustainability~! So bring your friends, and maybe do a
harvest feast in your dorm!

**BONUS**
If you bring an old blank t-shirt (or canvas tote or whatever), we'll
provide the paint and stencils to put our NaturaLiving logo on your
shirt!!! Become part of the movement!

            Contact: Emilie Rebecca Schuler <emilie88 -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B10. "Working Through a Nazi Childhood"
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October 12, 2009 - 12:00PM                                  Faculty Club

The Center for German and European Studies presents a Jewish-German
Dialogue with Ursula Mahlendorf
http://www.brandeis.edu/cges/news/upcomingevents/index.html
    
Ursula Mahlendorf will discuss her latest work, "The Shame of Survival:
Working through a Nazi Childhood." In writing the novel, Mahlendorf drew
upon on her own experiences as well as her research in teaching students
about how Germans and German writers deal with their Nazi past.

“Rare are the accounts of what growing up in Nazi Germany was like for
people who were reared to think of Adolf Hitler as the savior of his
country, and rarer still are accounts written from a female
perspective," said Anna Kuhn, University of California, Davis. "This
book is a compelling memoir of a girl’s experiences growing up in Nazi
Germany that analyzes the lifelong implications of Nazi indoctrination
on a sensitive, thoughtful young woman.”

Mahlendorf is a professor emerita of German, Slavic and Semitic Studies
at the German department and Women’s Studies Program at the University
of California, Santa Barbara.

Lunch will be served. Please RSVP.


                  Contact: Miranda Neubauer <mirandan -AT- brandeis.edu>

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B11. Free Practice GRE MCAT LSAT GMAT
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October 18, 2009 - 10:00AM                                    Campus-TBA

On October 18th, there will be free GRE, GMAT, MCAT and LSAT practice 
exams taking place on the Brandeis campus on behalf of the Princeton
Review.  

If you are considering Graduate school, Med school, Law school or
Business school, this is a great opportunity to gain experience with
these exams. 

If anyone is interested in taking a free practice test, please email
ncohn@brandeis.edu with the test you would like to take, your year,
address and preferred phone and email address.

                        Contact: Naomi S. Cohn <ncohn -AT- brandeis.edu>


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