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- Closing the Gap December 18, 2013The crown jewels have been stolen! Detective Joe Friday and his assistant, Dee Enae, are on the scene at the City Museum. They’ve found a clue: blood on the sill of the window where the thief broke in. Was it Pockets Peterson, the notorious crime chief? Cruella “the Cat” Blanchard, private jewel collector and former […]
- POV: What We Can Learn from a Poor Nation December 18, 2013“USA? Very good country. Very rich.” This was how most of my conversations started this summer in Letang, a small community that begins in the plains and spreads into the hills in southeast Nepal, about two hours from the Indian border. While most of my friends were working in Boston or on some fabulous beach […]
- Terrier Tech: Holiday Gift Ideas December 17, 2013’Tis the season for giving. With just over a week until Christmas, finding the right (and affordable) gift can be a problem. Are you stuck on what to buy your friends, roommates, and family for the holidays? No need to panic. “Terrier Tech” host Warren Towers has put together a few suggestions for gadgets and […]
- MED Physicians among Boston’s Top Docs December 17, 2013Among the 650 physicians named to Boston magazine’s recently released “Top Docs 2013” list are 68 from Boston Medical Center (BMC) and the BU School of Medicine. The list, which provides consumers with information on the Hub’s top doctors across 50 specialties, commended BMC physicians from 30 different disciplines, such as cardiovascular disease, surgery, a […]
- Montreal Protocol Has Slowed Global Warming December 17, 2013Climate change skeptics thought they’d found their aha moment: the Earth’s warm-up seems to have paused in the last 15 years, even while emissions of carbon dioxide, a major greenhouse gas, spike. Ergo, human-made emissions couldn’t be responsible for global warming, could they? Oh yes they could, says a study coauthored by Pierre Perron, a […]
