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BU start-up to streamline electronic data storage
By
David J. Craig
The proliferation of electronic business transactions in recent years
has caused an explosion in the data storage industry. Many companies
and public institutions struggle constantly to increase their capacity
to store data, resulting in a whopping 12 percent annual revenue growth
in the storage industry worldwide, according to one recent study.
Fertile and fragile, desert surface a war casualty
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By
David J. Craig
From the toxic black mist spewing from burning Iraqi oil
wells to the threat of biological and chemical attacks, environmental
disasters from
the war in Iraq will probably hinge on the tactics employed by Saddam
Hussein and his henchmen.
SPH preps state’s pharmacists for frontline emergency response
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By
Brian Fitzgerald
In the event of a bioterrorism attack, most people think of doctors and
emergency medical technicians as the primary contacts for victims. And
they would be, at first, until the hospitals become quickly swamped with
patients. Then area pharmacists would be sought for medicines and medical
supplies.
In birdsong, CAS biologist hears more than male voices
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By Tim Stoddard
Boston’s flowerbeds are still days away from a burst of daffodils,
but the feathered harbingers of spring arrived on campus weeks ago, belting
out their melodies from tree branches and powerlines. Songbirds like
the Northern cardinal have been adding their voices to BU’s urban
symphony, and for Ayako Yamaguchi, a cardinal’s song is more than
a pleasant assurance of spring: it’s a biological puzzle that may
shed light on how birds and whales and humans learn to vocalize.
ARTS
PRC celebrates new home by opening space
to community photographers
By David J. Craig
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April 2003
Boston University
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