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B.U. Bridge is published by the Boston University Office of University Relations.
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The Source Guide: a new and improved way to help students choose courses
The Source Guide, a biannual publication that provides student evaluations of instructors and courses in many of BU's schools and colleges, "has improved significantly in recent years," says Herb Ross, associate vice president and associate dean of students.
Sabovik, Parisi, and Anderson picked for Perkins Awards
UNI seminar on modernity takes a critical look at social sciences
"Social scientists are considered society's public intellectuals," said University Professor Liah Greenfeld in a recent class. "They take the responsibility of telling us how to run our lives. They're used as advisors by those whom we elect in our government. They pronounce on issues of importance in the media. They claim and enjoy extraordinary authority -- for no good reason."
Newman House upgrade just one visible sign of LaMarche legacy
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A
taste for nostalgia
Hershey's advertising a model of consistency, says
visiting COM alum
Competitors of Hershey Foods Corporation don't need to try to anticipate the company's next advertising strategy. Since Hershey began marketing its products nationally in 1969, its message has been as consistent as the chocolate recipe that made the Pennsylvania company the largest candy maker in the United States.
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Boston University
Office of University Relations