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B.U. Bridge is published by the Boston University Office of University Relations.
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Child health issues worldwide focus of new SPH Program
BU's School of Public Health enhanced its visibility worldwide recently by hiring several scientists involved in the Applied Research on Child Health (ARCH) Project, an international research effort formerly based at Harvard University's Institute for International Development.
Shakespeare
on love
A literary route to emotional growth
BUSM shares $25 million from NIH to launch seven-year study of Alzheimer's
Apollo VII astronaut Walter Cunningham remembers what it was like to see his mother forget. First, she hid objects in her house and couldn't recall where she put them. She blamed her daughter for stealing the items. Then she would speak of his brother, Ken, who had died in a plane crash 37 years earlier.
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Taking
the elevator for granted
Black Inventors Exhibit reveals a bounty of triumphant
ingenuity
Many devices we use every day -- pencil sharpeners, traffic lights, clothes dryers, typewriters, and elevators -- have one thing in common. They were invented by black people. These scientists and inventors, who overcame enormous barriers to enhance the quality of life for millions, were honored January 25 at an exhibition at the George Sherman Union's Ziskind Lounge.
God
in Hollywood
Death, rebirth focus of film fest
Recognition
of the sweet truth
The healthful and tasty side of Valentine's Day
Emergency Closing Announcements
ARTS
- The master's class
Totenberg's
birthday concert celebrates a life devoted to music and four decades of
teaching at Boston University
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Boston University
Office of University Relations