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Interim President Lisa Lynch’s salary ranks in the lowest 7th percentile of comparable institutions.

Lynch's pay undercuts average for presidents
Board of Trustees Chair Perry Traquina '78 disclosed executive compensation at the faculty meeting.
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Demonstrators interrupted the annual Gittler Prize presentation and lecture on Thursday to protest the recipient — Martha Minow, dean of Harvard Law School — because of her inaction toward the Reclaim Harvard Law movement at Harvard University.

Ford Hall 2015 joins Harvard protesters to interrupt Gittler ceremony
Demonstrators from Reclaim Harvard Law joined forces with Ford Hall 2015 members at the annual Gittler prize ceremony to protest Harvard Law School dean Martha Minow’s lecture and draw attention to the ongoing occupation at Belinda Hall.
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The latest issue of the Justice is now available online! Headlines include:
-Protesters disrupt Gittler lecture for racial justice
-Bill McKibben urges fossil fuel divestment in talk
-Lynch's pay undercuts average for presidents

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Approximately 20 demonstrators interrupted the annual Joseph B. and Toby Gittler Prize presentation and lecture on Thursday to protest the recipient — Martha Minow, dean of Harvard Law School — because of her inaction toward the Reclaim Harvard Law movement at Harvard University.

Ford Hall 2015 joins Harvard protesters to interrupt Gittler ceremony
Demonstrators from Reclaim Harvard Law joined forces with Ford Hall 2015 members at the annual Gittler prize ceremony to protest Harvard Law School dean Martha Minow’s lecture and draw attention to the ongoing occupation at Belinda Hall.
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VIEWS ON THE NEWS: Read what the Brandeis community has to say about the tight Democratic race at the Iowa Caucus:

Views on the News: Iowa Caucus
On Monday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton beat Senator Bernie Sanders in the Democratic Iowa caucus by only .3 percent of the vote, making it one of the closest caucus races in history, according to the Associated Press.
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