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Sail Pavilion Environmental Impact Report favors two Charles River sites
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The best location for Boston University's proposed $3 million sailing pavilion on the Charles River -- a project that has generated much debate in the community -- would be one of two riverfront sites, one near Granby Street and one near Sherborn Street, according to a draft Environmental Impact Report released on November 24.
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MED, SPH, and SSW partner in $1.5m program to advance drug treatment and prevention
By Hope
Green
Although most physicians view substance abuse as an illness as much as
cancer or heart disease, few are involved in its treatment. Too, drug
abuse is not commonly covered as a topic in most residency and medical
school programs.
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Triathlete hit by truck and treated at BMC eyeing 2003 Ironman
By David
J. Craig
Fabio Selvig was conscious for just a few seconds after the tires of an
oil truck ran over his waist last year, crushing his pelvis and abdomen.
He remembers the loud, clanging sound the truck made as it drove over
his body and his bicycle; other details he can't bring himself to describe.
BU-Stockholm
University study
Much
less than six degrees can separate sexual partners
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Connections
How
Special Collections archival holdings tell the story of our time
ARTS
Beggars,
whores, and thieves
SFA stages Brecht's knife-edged Threepenny
Opera at BU Theatre
By Hope Green
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