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Profs weigh risks, benefits of Iraqi war
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By
David J. Craig
Do liberal activists who oppose war with Iraq inadvertently
subvert the progressive values they tout? Richard Landes thinks they do,
and he uses a phrase to describe a related phenomenon he sees at work
in the current war debate -- “the mobius strip of cognitive egotism.”
It
all adds up
Math symposium highlights undergrad research from
around Northeast
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By
David J. Craig
Tiffany Caufield had planned for years to become a high
school teacher. But last year the SED sophomore realized that her heart
was in research.
Navy funds ENG study of sonar’s effect on whale strandings
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By
Brian Fitzgerald
With a $789,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Defense, two BU engineering
professors are studying the auditory function of the world’s largest
animals. Their aim is not just to save the whales’ hearing. They
are trying to save their lives.
ARTS
Printmaking
at the University of Alberta
Exhibition at the Sherman Gallery serves a slice of the Great White North
By
Brian Fitzgerald
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