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Vol. III No. 36 · Week of 23 June 2000 |
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B.U. Bridge is published by the Boston University Office of University Relations.
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Ergonomist spreads word on computer safety
Three years ago, when her 13-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter complained of sore necks and achy arms, Karen Jacobs sensed that the problem was not just growing pains.
Navigating administrative shoals
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University Service Center to open in September
Next semester, navigating BU’s administrative offices will be less frustrating, with the help of staff at the new University Service Center.
Abduction
from the seraglio
Student's price-winning study of bats has implications
for evolutionary biology
He’s neither a fielder of foul balls for the Red Sox nor an apprentice superhero, but Jay Storz answers to the name “Bat Boy” all the same.
New
events manager is a stickler for particulars
When it comes to feeding a crowd, Kimberly Straubing knows it’s
a lot more than loaves and fishes.
Change
at the grass-roots level
Malvern
Field goes au naturel
Some people won’t appreciate the renovations made to Malvern Field this summer, but they won’t be members of the BU women’s softball team.
Premieres, debuts, and rarities highlight Summer Concert Series
The 10th anniversary of the Summer Concert Series really snuck up on its founder.
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Boston University
Office of University Relations