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B.U. Bridge is published by the Boston University Office of University Relations.
Stories from the June 8, 2001 issue of the B.U. Bridge:
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Calderón speaks her mind, urges graduates to do the same
Delivering on President Westling's Senior Brunch promise that "our Commencement speaker will have very notable, perhaps even controversial, insights into relations between the United States and her neighbors," Sila Calderón, governor of Puerto Rico, sharply criticized the U.S. government in her May 20 address.
Kathryn Silber receives multiple honors for three decades of University service
Wasserman's Metcalf Cup filled with student acclaim
On the first day of class in his Animal Behavior course, CAS Biology Professor Fred Wasserman shows his students video footage of an ovenbird nest. Through a small hole, four fledglings leave their cramped quarters one by one, like circus clowns climbing out of a tiny car.
Provost's Innovation Fund boosts research with commercial potential
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Sidewalk Sam to SFA grads: Everybody needs art
During the last century, artists in the West seemed generally to subscribe to the view of "art for art's sake" -- that is, that expressions of beauty are valuable regardless of whether they convey useful social or political messages.
In
defense of the demotic
Aaron Fogel wins 2001 Kahn Award for The
Printer's Error
Metcalf winner's magic brings statistics to life
This year's honorary degree recipients
Student speaker a fiery orator
Improving
education abroad
Teacher's legacy inspires Indonesian
scholar at SED
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