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B.U. Bridge is published by the Boston University Office of University Relations.
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No one untouched as BU reacts to terrorist attacks
In the aftermath of national tragedy, members of the Boston University community have united to support the worried and the bereaved, to donate blood, to pray, and as best they can, to resume the normal flow of life on campus.
UNI prof says war likely if United States identifies a state behind terrorist attacks
Where to get help and give blood
Inspiring
future scientists
Simmons receives 2002 Scholar/ Teacher Award
It may be the 21st century, but when Elizabeth Simmons visits high schools to talk about science careers she is disturbed by the response from female students.
Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen to speak on The Idea of Identity
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Document debunks negative stereotypes of the mentally handicapped
In the opening scene of Lifestyles of the Poor and Unknown, 25-year-old Marni Jamieson reflects poignantly on a lawsuit her family brough years ago against the hospital where she was born, alleging that it was responsible for her developmental disability...
Alexander Graham Bell: the BU years
Major osteoarthritis review reveals disease's complexities - and new solutions
Good
vibrations - and bad
From brakes to mine detectors, acoustics is all
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14
September 2001
Boston University
Office of University Relations