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SDM provides free dental care in Chelsea schools
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By David J. Craig
As a single mother of four, Saldis Lugo is accustomed to making tough money decisions. In recent years, none has been as difficult as foregoing her kids' dental care.
MED nutrition consultant focuses on astronauts' fitness and food
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By Brian Fitzgerald
On January 14, President Bush proposed that NASA make a return trip to the moon by 2020, and eventually send astronauts to Mars and beyond. What will astronauts eat on these long flights in space, and how will they stay fit?
Canadian music prof to lecture on funk's musical. cultural impact
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By David J. Craig
Musicologists and social scientists have studied rap music extensively in recent years, mining its lyrics to understand the attitudes of black youth, and examining its practice of sampling — incorporating into compositions bits of music from other recordings — as a strictly urban, African-American innovation.
By Tim Stoddard
Boston's largest biomedical research park continues to grow this winter. Construction crews will soon break ground on the third laboratory building of BioSquare, the 14-acre research and business park in Boston's South End being developed as a joint venture by Boston Medical Center and Boston University.
With all I'm reading about a flu epidemic this winter, how I can tell the difference between influenza and other viruses?
ARTS
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California pictorialists come into focus at BU Art Gallery exhibition
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David J. Craig
 Happiness is a warm hat. |
 The University's 19th annual commemoration of the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther King, Jr. (GRS'55, Hon.'59) |
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Coast-to-coast greeting. |
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January 2004
Boston University
Office of University Relations