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Bat study translates into dollars and census
By David J. Craig
From a distance, the millions of Brazilian free-tailed bats pouring out of south-central Texas caves and spreading out against the deep blue summer evening sky look like huge plumes of smoke.
CAS biologist tags marine life, finds coral reefs in peril
By Brian Fitzgerald
A BU celebrity sighting — in a September Boston Herald column usually reserved for Hollywood luminaries? True, Les Kaufman's appearance in the newspaper played second fiddle to a Jennifer Lopez–Ben Affleck wedding rumor, but the CAS professor of biology is still pleased.
Shocking kidney stones
By
Tim Stoddard
Robin Cleveland has never had a kidney stone, but he can sympathize with friends, colleagues, and the 1.3 million Americans who develop the excruciatingly painful stones every year.
Visiting scholar David Baron examines western cougar problem that's eastward-bound
By Brian Fitzgerald
Lynda Walters envied her parents when they told her about the mountain lion that had walked in front of their pickup truck. She could only imagine the thrill of watching one of the leopard-sized cats strutting right across Sunshine Canyon Drive. “I wish I could see one,” she said.
Be careful what you wish for.
Neville melds intellect and religion as Marsh Chapel dean, University Chaplain
By David J. Craig
On a Sunday morning last semester, parishioners at Marsh Chapel heard an unusual interpretation of St. Mark's Gospel story of the rich man who asked Jesus what he must do to enter heaven.
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Angel's angels. Two days before the December 18 University Holiday Party, members of the School of Theology ice-carving team gave shape to their heavenly ice sculpture, entitled Hark, An Angelic Cheer. |
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BU student athletes give the gift of reading |
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