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Back to School Today
All University classes and services return to normal
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Football: Child’s Play, Adult Peril?
MED study: NFL vets starting football under age 12 at increased cognitive impairment risk
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Fall Alcohol Hospitalizations Nudged Up
Halloween, more students summoning help contributing factors
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Lunch, Anyone? Bamboo Thai
Authentic, affordable Thai cuisine in Brighton
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Fire away: Blizzards bring snow, wind, snow, cancellations, snow, hazardous traveling conditions, snow, ice, and of course, snow. What’s a student to do? Well, a snowball fight on the BU Beach is a staple for snowbound Terriers. Photo by Dave Green
Freshman Hockey Star Talk of the Sport
There is one reason that Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and dozens of NHL scouts come to Agganis Arena this season: freshman Jack Eichel.
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Thursday
- Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute Workshop1:00pm
- Children Immigrants from Central America: What Can Be Done?4:00pm
- Dress For Success4:00pm
- Hitchcock's Mountain: Technologies of Engagement in North by Northwest5:30pm
- A Case Named Freud: A German and Israeli Stage Production7:00pm
- Future / History : Ben Fry + Casey Reas, the Digerati7:00pm
- Recital: Leon Bernsdorf, piano8:00pm
Friday
Don’t Miss
Opening Reception—Dignity: Tribes in Transition
The Boston University Art Gallery at the Stone Gallery launches the US tour of Dignity: Tribes in Transition, a photography exhibition by Dana Gluckstein, honoring indigenous peoples worldwide. Dignity is on view at the gallery from January 30 through March 29. The opening reception features a gallery talk with Gluckstein. BU Art Gallery, 855 Commonwealth Ave.
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Athletics Headlines
- Softball. Getting to Know the Newcomers: Jilee Schanda January 28, 2015
- M. Basketball. Terriers to Visit Army Thursday Night January 28, 2015
- W. Basketball. BU Set To Host Army Thursday Night January 28, 2015
Series Spotlight
BU Takes On Cancer
BU Today presents “BU Takes On Cancer,” a five-part series examining the many ways BU researchers are working to demystify, treat, and prevent cancer.
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BU Takes On Cancer: One Researcher’s Personal Crusade
SPH prof researches drugs to halt metastasis in breast cancer
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BU Takes On Cancer: Mapping Metastasis
Computer simulations model the spread of cancers
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Taking On Cancer: Tackling Liver Cancer in the Lab
Dedication, collaboration, and a little luck pay off
In Your Words
“This is such a cool program. Sometimes i find the CCD to be too oriented towards SMG majors so it's …”
Applications Now Available for Yawkey Nonprofit Internship Program
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Charles River, MED Campuses Closed Today
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POV: The Public Health Consequences of Hate
2“Hear, hear! And thanks also to the people in Dining Services, Environmental Health and Safety, and other essential employees who …”
Charles River, MED Campuses Closed Today
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