It's the morning of two of my final exams and while perhaps I should be doing some last-minute reviewing, in the grand scheme of things, the fate of the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis seems more crucial. Though I think the public is helpless in this situation, it's still an important issue to be aware of. In this time of recession, the University is planning action to sell most of the museum's collection to ease financial hurt.
Read this interview in two parts--Part One, Part Two--with the Rose Art Museum's board chairman for insight into a struggle far greater than that of my own.
And now, off to tackle the politics of Central Europe and see to the collapse of Communism. Right.
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