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Gary Strickler, longtime leader of athletics program, to retire
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By Amy Dean
Gary Strickler, BU's director of athletics since 1989, has announced that he is retiring, effective July 1. He will serve for one year as a consultant to his successor.
MED's Home Care Program serves Boston's homebound elderly
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By Tim Stoddard
In the old days, doctors who called on sick patients at home were usually lone rangers, working on their own and dispensing care from a weathered black bag.
Ecological activist Rockefeller to discuss Earth Charter
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By David J. Craig
The United States has been waging two wars and has spent billions of dollars on security measures to combat terrorism since 9/11, but unless America and other developed nations redress dramatic inequities in the distribution of wealth worldwide, those efforts will be in vain.
For HIV-positive mothers, nursing may still be the best choice
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By Tim Stoddard
When it comes to nourishing infants, breast is usually best — except when a mother is HIV-positive. In developed countries, mothers with HIV are urged not to nurse because breast milk is one of the bodily fluids that can transmit HIV.
The long run: BU Faculty and staff plan for the 108th Boston Marathon
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Read why faculty and staff are running.
Obituaries: Medical Campus acting Provost Norman Levinsky and CAS Professor Emeritus Creighton Gabel
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 Ralph Bunche Centennial Celebration |
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March 2004
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