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Aram Chobanian, BU president ad interim, stresses unity, forward movement
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By
Brian Fitzgerald
Calling Aram Chobanian an effective and proven administrator, colleagues
from both the Charles River Campus and the Medical Campus praised his
selection as president ad interim by the BU Board of Trustees.
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MED center copes with demand to treat female sexual dysfunction equally
By David
J. Craig
Clinicians at BU’s Center for Sexual Medicine
braced for a wave of new patients following the release of the impotency
drug
Viagra in 1998... no one predicted
what came next: for the first time, women began calling to seek treatment
for their sexual health problems.
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Redefining doctorate in neuroscience to keep pace with advances in field
By Tim
Stoddard
For neuroscientists such as Mark Moss, the past decade has often
felt like a scientific roller coaster, as discoveries in brain-related
research
have soared, swooped, and swerved in unpredictable ways.
Local 615, University settle new contract
By
Tim Stoddard
After a marathon negotiation session that went into the wee hours of
October 31, the University and the union representing about 660 Buildings
and Grounds workers reached agreement on a new contract, averting a strike
that would have begun on November 1.
ARTS
Terrier band high on low brass
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By
David J. Craig
Clint Eastwood built his acting career on stoicism, so it wasn’t surprising
that he demanded a little from BU’s Terrier Marching Band when directing
his latest film, Mystic River.
 The third drawing of BU’s 2003 United Way campaign took place on October 31 |
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Boston University
Office of University Relations