The Waiting Game
Richard Goldstein’s unraveling of a genetic puzzle could save a million lives a year
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Putting a Price on Catastrophe
Karen Clark (GRS'82, GSM'82), a catastrophe risk expert, says the worst is yet to come, probably
Class Act
Mezzo-soprano Grace Bumbry (CFA'55), an internationally known opera singer and a leading vocal teacher, instructs singers during a master class at BU’s Opera Institute
Table Of Contents: Commonwealth
Perfect Day for A Commencement
Attorney General Eric Holder calls on the Class of 2010 to “improve the world around you"
When Stuff Takes Over
Gail Steketee studies why people hoard books, clothes, even take-out containers
Table Of Contents: Explorations
Learning Not to Share
On social networks, how much information is too much? Evimaria Terzi says it’s less than you think
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One Small Step for Man
Were the first humans walkers or tree climbers? An anthropologist puts the clues together
Table Of Contents: Alumni Books And Reviews
The Story That Refused to Stay Short
With a nod to Tolstoy, Daphne Kalotay spins a tale of love’s cost, history, and consequences
Three Women and a Donor
By embracing single motherhood, Beth Jones and her friends found love, family — and a book deal
Table Of Contents: Alumni Notes
Bringing Doughnuts to India
Tejas Kapadia (CAS’99) finds success making a distinctly American food, and will soon send profits to charities
Entrepreneur, Researcher, Med Student, and...
Andrey Ostrovsky (CAS’06, MED’11) is an achiever in overdrive
Table Of Contents: Obituaries
A “Force of Nature” in Skin Cancer Research
MED’s Marie-France Demierre was a tireless advocate of sun safety
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