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National Biocontainment Laboratory to be built at BUMC
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Boston University, in partnership with Boston Medical Center, was selected on September 30 to receive $127 million to build a National Biocontainment Laboratory...
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Pardee Center lectures focus on twin forces of Technology
By Tim
Stoddard
Paul Streeten, a visiting professor of future studies
at the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range
Future, will address technology’s double-edged sword in
two lectures, entitled Technological Nightmares, on Tuesday,
October 7, and Tuesday, October 14, each at 6 p.m., in the SMG
Auditorium.
Elmore returns to University as new dean of students
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By
David
J. Craig
As an attorney at a Boston law firm until recently, Kenneth Elmore counseled
colleges and universities on matters that he had an unusual amount of
experience in for a lawyer. A former associate director of BU’s
Office of Residence Life, Elmore has a deep personal interest in the
legal aspects of academic, employment, and student life issues as well,
and to his clients, that showed.
Collector and collection hailed at Gotlieb tribute
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By
Brian Fitzgerald
Four decades ago, Howard Gotlieb founded Special Collections at BU as
an archive that would “tell the story of our times” through
the personal papers of influential public figures, writers, and performers.
United
Way looks to BU community to assist families, children in need
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By Tim Stoddard
The United Way of Massachusetts Bay (UWMB) kicked off its annual
BU campaign this week, and according to Marian Heard, president and CEO
of UWMB, the University community’s contributions are needed more
than ever this year. A sluggish economy and state budget cuts, she says,
have hit hard the health and human services agencies that support communities
around Boston.
2004
SPRInG funding deadline
The Special Program for Research Initiation Grants (SPRInG), launched in 2001 by the Office of the Provost, encourages innovative new projects that require initial research effort in order to be competitive for significant, long-term, extramural support.
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CFA's Fringe Festival offers in-your-face opera
and theater
By David J. Craig
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October 2003
Boston University
Office of University Relations