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• The Things We Need to Do Now
  12.8.08 | Newsweek
• Theater Director With a Filmmaker's Eye
  11.30.08 | New York Times
• Over the Cut: Why Hillary looms as a dangerous choice for State
  11.29.08 | Gloucester Daily Times
• The $100,000 Job Search: How the High-End Unemployed Cope
  11.28.08 | Time
• 5 Reasons Why Deflation Is Good for Retirees
  11.28.08 | U.S. News & World Report
• CDS market: contributor, not cause
  11.27.08 | Reuters
• Comfort food
  11.26.08 | Beaufort Gazette
• Preparation is key
  11.26.08 | Boston Globe
• Citi rescue raises questions over strategy
  11.26.08 | Financial Times
• Meltdown 101: Why no direct bailout to consumers?
  11.25.08 | Associated Press
• Facebook broke my heart
  11.25.08 | Boston Globe
• The state of Citi
  11.25.08 | Boston Globe
• Longevity Linked to Heart Disease Protection
  11.25.08 | New York Times
• Thanksgiving Tips: Avoid that Too-Full Feeling
  11.25.08 | Washington Post
• Analysis: Why Citi had to be rescued
  11.24.08 | Associated Press
• State optimistic $56.5 million Salem State dorm will get built
  11.24.08 | Salem News
• Value of vitamins hard to swallow
  11.24.08 | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• Fear and loathing in the tropics: Frogs adapt to survive
  11.24.08 | Boston Globe
• Obama urged to create 'Green New Deal'
  11.24.08 | Boston Globe
• Dream gig grants him freedom to explore
  11.24.08 | Boston Globe
• Opposites attract
  11.24.08 | Boston Globe
• Dream gig grants him freedom to explore
  11.24.08 | Boston Globe
• Time in a bottle?
  11.24.08 | Boston Globe
• Experts show the way on post-Bush portfolios
  11.23.08 | Asbury Park Press
• Venezuela Votes in Test of Hugo Chavez's Presidency
  11.23.08 | Bloomberg
• Analysis: Museums often pay the price for looted antiquities
  11.23.08 | Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Unforgettable Egypt
  11.23.08 | Toledo Blade
• Differences should not drive a curriculum
  11.23.08 | Boston Globe
• Clinton is choice for State Dept.
  11.22.08 | Boston Globe
• 'Gotcha' photos grab public's attention
  11.22.08 | Boston Herald
• Obama and Congress: Up Close and Personal
  11.21.08 | Washington Independent
• New species of Ebola found in Uganda
  11.21.08 | New Scientist
• Boston College to cut spending to maintain its aid
  11.21.08 | Boston Globe
• Could a politician's DNA be abused in a campaign?
  11.20.08 | USA Today
• Kerry poised to cap long journey
  11.20.08 | Boston Globe
• Will someone step up to buy the Boston Globe?
  11.20.08 | Boston Herald
• Alistair Cooke's Letter from America scripts to go online
  11.20.08 | Telegraph (UK)
• Northeastern puts off plan for new dorm
  11.20.08 | Boston Globe
• It's time to help veterans with Gulf War illness
  11.20.08 | Chicago Tribune
• Costly Alternatives
  11.24.08 | Forbes
• Boston fire commissioner fired up over cut$
  11.19.08 | Boston Herald
• Obama: Oratory and originality
  11.19.08 | BBC News
• MIT looks to slice $50m from budget
  11.19.08 | Boston Globe
• Intrigue, questions surround Obama's possible Clinton pick
  11.18.08 | Agence France-Presse
• Words of solace genuine, even if note may not be
  11.18.08 | Boston Globe
• Gulf War syndrome is real: US panel
  11.18.08 | Agence France-Presse
• Hospitality and the Holidays
  11.17.08 | Jacksonville Courier-Journal
• The Taxman Cometh
  11.17.08 | Forbes.com
• Outer Continental Shelf oil drilling, con: America's oil market won't change
  11.17.08 | Grand Forks Herlad
• Suffolk's Sargent tops pay scale for college presidents
  11.17.08 | Boston Globe
• Report to Congress: Gulf War syndrome is real
  11.17.08 | Los Angeles Times
• OPINION: Troubling data on infant deaths
  11.17.08 | Boston Globe
• Mass. job seekers finding 'an abyss'
  11.16.08 | Boston Globe
• Diesel plays the strong arm among refinery woes
  11.14.08 | MarketWatch
• Birth center's possible demise ignites protest
  11.14.08 | Boston Globe
• Dartmouth latest college to announce cuts
  11.14.08 | Boston Globe
• Gold futures drop below $700 to a three-week low
  11.13.08 | MarketWatch
• COMMENTARY: Economic War Calls for Full Plan of Battle
  11.13.08 | Bloomberg
• Author seeks to improve religious literacy
  11.13.08 | Louisville Courier-Journal
• Why Do We Panic?
  11.13.08 | Scientific American
• Dushko Petrovich - Big packages comein small things
  11.13.08 | Weekly Dig
• Layers of truth in love triangle
  11.12.08 | Boston Globe
• In Peru, a Rebellion Reborn
  11.12.08 | Washington Post
• Harvard looks to tighten its belt
  11.12.08 | Boston Globe
• Smoking ban tied to a gain in lives
  11.12.08 | Boston Globe
• Obama Fends Off Bush's Embrace
  11.11.08 | Washington Independent
• Researchers say they're getting closer to HGH test
  11.11.08 | Los Angeles Times
• Laxatives break out of their regular role
  11.11.08 | Chicago Tribune
• The $700b bailout
  11.11.08 | Boston Globe
• Oil price fall checks enthusiasm for alternatives
  11.11.08 | Financial Times
• Smoking's latest battleground: the college campus
  11.11.08 | Minneapolis Star Tribune
• Auto Bailout to Be Taken Up By Congress Next Week
  11.11.08 | CNBC.com
• Colleges reach out to poorer students
  11.10.08 | Boston Globe
• Start-ups looking hard for capital, but finding little
  11.10.08 | Boston Globe
• In Walpole, a fountain flows again in soldier's memory
  11.9.08 | Boston Globe
• GOP a dying breed in New England
  11.9.08 | Associated Press
• Guess who's not coming to dinner?
  11.8.08 | Boston Globe
• Tough Times Strain Colleges Rich and Poor
  11.8.08 | New York Times
• A season-long embrace of Britten
  11.7.08 | Boston Globe
• In a real-life tale, horror and beauty
  11.7.08 | Boston Globe
• Auto Chiefs Press Case for Aid in Congress
  11.7.08 | New York Times
• OPINION: Evangelical foreign policy is over
  11.6.08 | Boston Globe
• Checking racism's postelection pulse
  11.6.08 | Boston Globe
• For many, a sense that a new era is here
  11.6.08 | USA Today
• Fiction award for BU prof
  11.6.08 | Boston Globe
• Mass. Effect
  11.6.08 | Boston Globe
• Obama to Sweep Street, Not Repave It
  11.6.08 | TheStreet.com
• Obama Foreign Policy May Keep Some Bush Initiatives
  11.5.08 | Bloomberg
• Boston University, insurer in flap over leaky biolab pipe repair$
  11.5.08 | Boston Herald
• Voters back referendum on single-payer health care
  11.5.08 | Cape Cod Times
• 7 Ways to Battle Shopping Addiction
  11.4.08 | U.S. News & World Report
• Lower U.S. gas prices may give limited retail relief
  11.4.08 | Reuters
• Days When News Can Go Unnoticed
  11.4.08 | New York Times
• Study finds how tadpoles avoid suffocation
  11.4.08 | United Press International
• Democrats Earn Larger Majority in Congress
  11.4.08 | ABCNews.com
• The Bailout: More Changes, More Questions
  11.4.08 | Business Week
• Study: War deployments make kids more aggressive
  11.4.08 | Associated Press
• Prof: Penalty unfair, will help with $1M download lawsuit
  11.4.08 | Boston Herald
• Eight Secrets To Healthier Holiday Eating
  11.4.08 | Forbes
• Election jitters' likely long-term effect on oil
  11.3.08 | MarketWatch
• Behavior problems seen in kids of U.S. combat troops
  11.3.08 | Reuters
• Many uses seen for software that lays bare our 3-D selves
  11.3.08 | Boston Globe
• Many gather to ponder end of Maya days
  11.3.08 | Los Angeles Times
• OPINION: An election that is, and isn't, about God
  11.3.08 | USA Today
• Artificial pancreas would dial up diabetes control
  11.3.08 | USA Today
• Energy industry is running out of steam
  11.3.08 | Financial Times
• Oil falls as much as 4% as demand concerns prevail
  11.3.08 | MarketWatch
• Why Obama-McCain race deserves 'historic' label
  11.2.08 | San Francisco Chronicle
• Campaign Stops Blog: Media Credibility
  11.2.08 | New York Times
• FCC to decide battle over "white space"
  11.2.08 | St. Louis Post-Dispatch
• Die-off of bats is linked to new fungus
  10.31.08 | Los Angeles Times
• Cornell Suspends Hiring as Financial Crisis Extends to Schools
  10.31.08 | Bloomberg
• 'New Bretton Woods' Rendezvous Beckoned by Old One's Host Hotel
  10.31.08 | Bloomberg
• Happy days for gasoline retailers and consumers
  10.31.08 | MarketWatch
• OPINION: Rational pot policy
  10.31.08 | Boston Herald
• Pension Funds Weakened By Stock Market Decline
  10.30.08 | Time
• Climate change wrecking Walden's flowers
  10.30.08 | New York Times
• Happiness from a warm Gunn
  10.30.08 | Boston Globe
• Barack Obama shows dull side on infomercial
  10.30.08 | Boston Herald
• Study finds videoconferences distort decisions
  10.29.08 | Associated Press
• U.S. colleges punished by financial crisis
  10.29.08 | Reuters
• Scandal could tarnish Tom Menino, Deval Patrick
  10.29.08 | Boston Herald
• As Kids See It, A Landslide Win For Obama
  10.29.08 | Hartford Courant
• Christian Science Monitor to discontinue daily print edition
  10.29.08 | Los Angeles Times
• Bio Lab in Galveston Raises Concerns
  10.29.08 | New York Times
• Sentiment tested on single-payer health care
  10.29.08 | Cape Cod Times
• Christian Science Paper to End Daily Print Edition
  10.29.08 | New York Times
• Environmental group addresses school committee about site contamination
  10.29.08 | New Bedford Standard-Times
• Christian Science Monitor newspaper to only print weekly
  10.29.08 | Boston Herald
• Is 100 the New 80?
  10.28.08 | Scientific American
• Christian Science Monitor will stop printing daily
  10.28.08 | Reuters
• Crude leads broad rally in commodity futures
  10.28.08 | MarketWatch
• Troubling toll in Thoreau's backyard
  10.28.08 | Boston Globe
• Calling the Vote Before the Ballots Have Been Cast
  10.28.08 | Washington Post
• Is it time for everyone to increase vitamin D intake?
  10.28.08 | Orlando Sentinel
• Thoreau Is Rediscovered as a Climatologist
  10.28.08 | New York Times
• Universities Struggle to Cover Operating Costs
  10.28.08 | Diverse Online
• Climate Changing Thoreau's Woods
  10.27.08 | Discovery News
• Is Your Office Making You Sick?
  10.27.08 | Forbes
• GM Said to Ask for U.S. Aid in Chrysler Merger Talks
  10.27.08 | Bloomberg
• Iraq Aside, Nominees Have Like Views on Use of Force
  10.27.08 | Washington Post
• OPINION: Clearing the way for low-cost biogenerics
  10.26.08 | Boston Globe
• Energy issues getting short shrift
  10.26.08 | Cincinnati Enquirer
• OPINION: The Age of Triumphalism is over
  10.26.08 | Los Angeles Times
• Evidence Ignored in Chauncey Bailey Case
  10.26.08 | New America Media
• Election '08: The world weighs in
  10.26.08 | Boston Globe
• City pressing colleges to pay up
  10.26.08 | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
• Proposal may snuff out hookah bar
  10.26.08 | Boston Globe
• VP's role a matter of some debate
  10.24.08 | Boston Globe
• Fitness tips and tricks
  10.23.08 | San Luis Obispo Tribune
• Drilling to core of oil debate
  10.23.08 | Chicago Tribune
• LETTERS: Biolab safety goes far beyond screening staff
  10.23.08 | Boston Globe
• You Can Have Your Benefits and Defer Them, Too
  10.23.08 | New York Times
• Investing in New York
  10.23.08 | Boston Globe
• LETTERS: Safety first
  10.23.08 | Boston Herald
• Pomegranate everywhere
  10.21.08 | Chicago Tribune
• More-affordable colleges on student, parent minds
  10.21.08 | Boston Globe
• Signs of the times
  10.19.08 | Boston Globe
• Here's a way to get more from Social Security
  10.19.08 | New York Daily News
• Sun's protective 'bubble' is shrinking
  10.19.08 | London Daily Telegraph
• ALCS viewers: What a bunch of TBS!
  10.19.08 | Boston Herald
• At biolab forum, divides remain deep
  10.19.08 | Boston Globe
• Tough times put the squeeze on colleges
  10.19.08 | Los Angeles Times
• Getting a state-of-the-art smile
  10.19.08 | Sentinel & Enterprise
• Firms must now pay up credit swaps
  10.19.08 | Boston Herald
• The Fix We're In
  10.19.08 | CW Underground
• Parents draw line in sandbox by dressing kids in McCain, Obama gear
  10.18.08 | Boston Herald
• Universities forced to tighten belts
  10.18.08 | Financial Times
• Students take to the streets to aid displaced tenants
  10.18.08 | Boston Globe
• NASA satellite to scan solar system's outer limits
  10.17.08 | Reuters
• As signs stay murky, fear itself takes charge
  10.17.08 | Boston Globe
• Some call for a timeout as US releases biolab security report
  10.17.08 | Associated Press
• Complex brain imaging is making waves in court
  10.17.08 | San Francisco Chronicle
• Blue Cross-Blue Shield to cut administrative costs
  10.17.08 | Boston Globe
• NIH panel meeting allows many to express anger, frustration with BioLab
  10.16.08 | South End News
• Chat Transcript: BU President Robert A. Brown
  10.16.08 | Boston Globe
• Advice for Today's Market? Diversify Wisely
  10.16.08 | Business Week
• Are we ready to face the truth?
  10.16.08 | Gloucester Times
• Creating Wireless Network Using Visible Light
  10.16.08 | Science Daily
• Bio-logical warfare
  10.16.08 | Boston Herald
• Families Divided On Political Views Make It Work Anyway
  10.15.08 | Hartford Courant
• Debate expectations high for John McCain
  10.15.08 | Boston Herald
• Obama, McCain pitching costly economic proposals
  10.15.08 | Boston Globe
• Making up for lost time
  10.14.08 | MarketWatch
• Bank investment plan is more Depression deja vu
  10.14.08 | Associated Press
• The death of the Washington consensus?
  10.14.08 | Guardian
• Potential Successor
  10.14.08 | Private Wealth
• BU outlines biolab safety steps
  10.14.08 | Boston Globe
• Local movie theaters still busy in tough economic times
  10.13.08 | Patriot Ledger
• Beyond WiFi: Connecting by light
  10.13.08 | Boston Globe
• Home Lighting Could Be Wireless Network
  10.13.08 | LiveScience
• Breast cancer risk linked to base
  10.13.08 | Cape Cod Times
• Healthcare overhaul: How McCain and Obama differ
  10.12.08 | Miami Herald
• Motherhood boosts female brain power
  10.12.08 | London Times
• Giving police the tools to fight gangs
  10.12.08 | Sentinel & Enterprise
• A return to school before a return to the job market
  10.12.08 | Boston Globe
• Tackling a new direction? Take stock and network
  10.12.08 | Boston Globe
• Time to start planning routes to get around BU Bridge work
  10.12.08 | Boston Globe
• The art of mentoring, modernized
  10.12.08 | Boston Globe
• A rocky retirement road
  10.12.08 | MarketWatch
• Healthcare overhaul: How McCain and Obama differ
  10.12.08 | Miami Herald
• As crisis spreads, Europe points finger at America
  10.11.08 | Boston Globe
• U.S. to buy shares in struggling banks
  10.11.08 | Los Angeles Times
• Treasury plan fails to stem carnage
  10.10.08 | Boston Globe
• A year later, living longer
  10.12.08 | USA Today
• Investors, bankers have lost their faith
  10.10.08 | USA Today
• Obsessions, indulged
  10.10.08 | Globe & Mail
• Texas A&M, BU, and Vanderbilt Expand Their Aid Programs
  10.10.08 | U.S. News & World Report
• HANGING WITH...Robert Pinsky
  10.10.08 | Boston Globe
• Financial meltdown hits ivory towers
  10.10.08 | Associated Press
• The good news: Gas prices still tumbling
  10.9.08 | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• Woods Hole scientist shares Nobel
  10.9.08 | Boston Globe
• OPINION: No Depression
  10.9.08 | Washington Post
• Bob Schieffer has final try to rein in candidates
  10.7.08 | Boston Herald
• Ukrainian president orders early election
  10.9.08 | Guardian
• Three Chemists Win Nobel Prize
  10.9.08 | New York Times
• Tech Firms Prepare for the Worst
  10.9.08 | ABCNews.com
• Grants back effort to put obese kids on healthier path
  10.9.08 | Boston Globe
• Satellites may help scientists predict outbreaks
  10.8.08 | Discovery Channel
• Blood Cell Genes May Signal Heart Disease
  10.8.08 | HealthDay News
• LED Lamps Could Be Used For Data, Too
  10.8.08 | PC Magazine
• 'Elements' pushes landscape to its boundaries
  10.8.08 | Boston Globe
• US mess casts shadow over 'anything goes' capitalism
  10.8.08 | Thanh Nien News
• Debate snoozefest with Tom Brokaw at helm
  10.8.08 | Boston Herald
• 1 Japanese, 2 Americans win Nobel chemistry prize
  10.8.08 | Associated Press
• 'BU is a city within a city'
  10.8.08 | Boston Metro
• Colleges Getting Hit by the Credit Crunch
  10.8.08 | Time
• 'Broken Symmetry' of Particles Yields Physics Nobel
  10.7.08 | Bloomberg
• Bernanke book on Depression rides sales surge
  10.7.08 | USA Today
• In Politics, Should Private Affairs Become Public Issues?
  10.7.08 | Voice of America
• New threat to Wi-Fi: light bulbs!
  10.7.08 | Computerworld
• Here's latest update: Facebook keeps users in constant contact
  10.7.08 | Boston Herald
• Critic says Bush post-9/11 spending strategy led to Wall Street crisis
  10.6.08 | Los Angeles Times
• Early birds get to survive changing climate
  10.6.08 | New Scientist
• Ambitious college students get new social network
  10.6.08 | Crain\'s New York Business
• A semester abroad ... in Tinseltown
  10.6.08 | Los Angeles Times
• School of hard knocks
  10.6.08 | Boston Globe
• Doctors shouldn't help make executions easier, ethicist says
  10.6.08 | Boston Globe
• Leaf peeping promises to be special
  10.6.08 | Berkshire Record
• Unlocking the secrets of memory
  10.5.08 | Men\'s Health
• OPINION: He Told Us to Go Shopping. Now the Bill Is Due
  10.5.08 | Washington Post
• The College Issue: Five to Watch
  10.5.08 | Boston Globe
• The Right Way to Pick a College
  10.5.08 | Boston Globe
• Stopping traffic before it starts near expanded Harvard
  10.5.08 | Boston Globe
• Up, Up, and Away!
  10.5.08 | Boston Globe
• Feld really has some clowns working for him
  10.5.08 | Boston Globe
• Graduates drowning in debt from high cost of college
  10.5.08 | Seattle Times
• Apocalypse soon
  10.4.08 | San Diego Union-Tribune
• False report of Jobs' illness sends Apple stock tumbling
  10.4.08 | Boston Herald
• Biolab panel will hold hearing at night
  10.4.08 | Boston Herald
• Eyes on Bette Davis stamp
  10.3.08 | Newark Star-Ledger
• When Tech Really Helps
  10.3.08 | Forbes.com
• America's century: is the sun setting on an epoch?
  10.4.08 | Sydney Morning Herald
• Scientists with funny bones
  10.3.08 | Boston Globe
• After-class mixer at the MFA
  10.2.08 | Boston Globe
• Spermicide Coke, stale chips research wins Ig Nobels
  10.2.08 | Reuters
• U.S. Financial Woes Endanger Investment, Aid in Africa
  10.2.08 | GlobeAtlanta