Today’s Headlines
Husain Haqqani: United States Must Earn Pakistani Trust Controversial ambassador returns to his academic stomping grounds Full Story
Drug Companies Target Teens Online Predatory marketing explored at drug policy conference held at BU Full Story
Jamaica Plain, Including a Pond and Necklace Hailing Distance: One of a series of great half-hour bike rides from campus
Editor’s Picks
- Seven Tons of Rescued ClothesBU recycling effort benefits Big Brother Big Sister
- Pairing Up with Alzheimer’s PatientsMED students learn the person is important, not the disease
- One Class, One Day: BU’s Own Project RunwayHow to stitch together a million-dollar suit
- COM Student Wins Cash, Cruise on Wheel of FortuneAnnual College Week draws BU crowd to see Pat and Vanna
- Hotel Rwanda’s Real-Life HeroPaul Rusesabagina gives Gotlieb Center MLK Leadership Lecture tonight
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Arts & Entertainment
- Temporary Contemporary Art
- John Kuntz Sprinkles Dark Humor Through Salt Girl
- An Odyssey in Search of Johnny Cash
- One Class, One Day: Art in the Marketplace
- Harry Potter’s World Arrives at the Museum of Science

Biohazard?
If anyone bothered to check the local news sites (or even Google), s/he would know that none of the medical supplies were spilled or leaked. Antifreeze and oil were spilled all over, however, and are the only chemicals on the street.
The only comment(s) I can agree with here are those that say we should have been notified so that we could plan for extra travel time. School doesn't need to close for this. Go take your exams.