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Student analyzez Native American artifacts beneath Quincy playground
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By
Brian Fitzgerald
Archaeology graduate student Margo Davis was intrigued by the discovery
in 1999 of rare Native American artifacts along the Quincy shore, artifacts
described as thousands of years old and a “once-in-a-100-years-type
find” by Massachusetts state archaeologist Brona Simon.
ENG Faculty developing sensors that stay in touch
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By Tim
Stoddard
When an unbalanced washing machine starts dancing
across the floor, a sensor inside detects the wild gyrations and
halts the spin cycle.
In the future, says Christos Cassandras, washing machines and other
household appliances will go a step further: they’ll call a
repairman before a part breaks.
Psychohistory course probes the psyches that changes the world
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By
Brian Fitzgerald
Psychohistory? Qu’est-ce que c’est?
Besides being the study of the psychological origins of historical events,
it’s also a new colloquium offered this fall at BU.
ARTS
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CFA hosts composers, players, and scholars on cutting edge of Russian
music
By David J. Craig
If you were the author, coauthor,
editor or coeditor of a book published in 2003, the BU Bridge would
like to include it in our annual list of books by faculty
and staff, which will be published early next year. |
 United Way drawing winners to enjoy night away from home, Beanpot hockey |
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