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B.U. Bridge is published by the Boston University Office of University Relations.
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Despite war, Ethiopia growing and on the cusp of democracy
The image of Ethiopia prevaent among many Westerners is of a famine and war-ravaged wasteland.
Bach in the Berkshires
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Music's gifted young guardians find a haven at Tanglewood
ENG prof's invention could leave light bulbs in the dark ages
On June 25, security personnel in the Orlando airport made E. Fred Schubert open his bag so they could inspect a suspicious-looking object. Schubert was transporting a heavy, pointed piece of glass, and the officer working the X-ray machine had never seen anything like it on the monitor.
Walking on a rope suspended from trees 40 feet above the for-est floor while his hands pains- takingly grasped other ropes for guidance and balance provided Robert Salafia with quite a shock this summer.
Summer
program puts high school students in the studio and spotlight
It’s an oppressively wet and muggy Wednesday, but a bunch of teenagers
in a COM television studio have found a way to have fun with the weather.
SED's Ruth Shane honored for work in city schools
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August 2000
Boston University
Office of University Relations