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Researchers Cite Experts’ Findings of NEIDL Safety
Arguments counter city councilman’s attempt to ban Biosafety Level 4 research
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Paul Muldoon Headlines BU's Lowell Memorial Poetry Reading Tonight
Irish-born poet celebrated for his wit, use of puns
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BU Student Employees and Supervisor of the Year Honored Today
Chosen for exceptional service, strong work ethic
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The Hungry Terrier Chowdown: Cooking contestants Sandra Yoon (COM’16) (left) and Gabriella Henkels (ENG’17) being filmed by Emily Kraklow (COM’16) for a BUTV10.com episode airing April 28 with guest judges Kenneth Elmore, food critic Mary White, and Hell’s Kitchen contestant James Santos. Photo by Nailya Maxyutova (COM’14)
Mozart’s Don Giovanni a Wild Ride
Mozart’s Don Giovanni is a wild ride fueled by sex, love, self-delusion, and revenge—set to one of the most achingly gorgeous scores in opera. CFA's production of this timeless tale of a gleeful narcissist runs through Sunday at the BU Theatre.
What’s Up BU?
Thursday
- MFA Graphic Design Thesis ExhibitionAll Day
- Art Education MA Thesis ShowAll Day
- MFA Painting & Sculpture Thesis ExhibitionsAll Day
- Leonard Nimoy: Secret SelvesAll Day
- Mock Interview Marathon11:00am
- Earth Day Festival at BUMC11:00am
- Medical Student Residence LEED Gold Certification Ceremony12:00pm
- Ribbon Cutting: Medical Student Residence Certified as LEED Gold12:00pm
Don’t Miss
Second Annual James N. Esdaile, Jr., Lecture
The School of Law’s second annual James N. Esdaile, Jr., Lecture features the Honorable Denise J. Casper, US District Court, District of Massachusetts. Casper has been a district judge on the US District Court since January 2011 and has taught Legal Writing and Advocacy at the School of Law. Barristers Hall, School of Law, 765 Commonwealth Ave.; free and open to the public. Email lawevent@bu.edu to RSVP.
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Athletics Headlines
- W. Lacrosse. BU Falls at Harvard, 11-6 April 16, 2014
- M. Basketball. Nick Havener Signs NLI with Men's Basketball April 16, 2014
- W. Lacrosse. Terriers Face Harvard Wednesday on ESPN3 April 15, 2014
Series Spotlight
The Addiction Puzzle
Since 2006, Boston University researchers have been awarded more than $130 million for addiction-related research. Currently 50 such projects are under way. In this series, BU Today examines the work of five BU investigators.
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The Addiction Puzzle, Part 5: Bringing Scientific Rigor to Addiction Research
Richard Saitz is SPH’s globe-trotting gadfly
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Video: The Addiction Puzzle, Part 4: Why Alcoholics’ Gender Matters
MED’s Berman finds men’s, women’s brains affected differently
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The Addiction Puzzle, Part 3: The Search for the Alcohol Trigger
CAS prof says context, mood affect consumption
In Your Words
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Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: Chinatown
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Specialty Residence for Women in Science and Engineering
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Silence Ends Now
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BU Remembers
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