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Man Suspected In Harvard Shooting Back In Court
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Michael Cox was an ambitious, up-and-coming Boston police officer when his career and his life hit a wall, literally and figuratively, as he pursued a suspect in an early morning shooting.
Washington, July 4 : Always end up making one faux pas or another, even after trying your best not to make any social gaffe? Well, researchers have now found why it happens.
We need a topic big and serious enough to merit our attention on the Glorious Fourth of July.
'Public Enemies' and other gangster movies reflect the era of their filming
The gangster movie, along with the Western, the musical and the screwball comedy, is among the most enduring American movie genres.
Burning crops darken Arctic sky, speed polar melt
The collapse of the Soviet Union and the loosening of state control over crop burning in Russia has had an unexpected impact in the Canadian North: the unleashing of massive amounts of soot that is settling on Arctic sea ice and speeding the ongoing polar meltdown.
US pigs to aid research into transplants
FOUR genetically engineered pigs from Harvard University in the United States are to be sent to a Chinese hospital in the southwestern Sichuan Province for use in pig-to-monkey organ transplant experiments, a doctor said yesterday.
Sweet Appointed Vanderbilt CFO
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Hot picks: Butterflies at Phipps, Vans Warped Tour
Phipps Conservatory once again is aflutter with butterflies. Adults and children can watch as butterflies emerge from cocoons and venture out to dine amidst the lush tropical plantings of the Stove Room.
National Recipients of Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards to Receive HP Laptop PCs, Printers for College
WASHINGTON, June 30 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ -- The Hispanic Heritage Foundation announced today that HP will provide each of the national recipients of the prestigious Youth Awards leadership program and the national Hispanic Heritage Teacher Award honoree an HP technology bundle during a special ceremony to be held at Bongo's in Miami on ...
3Com spawns a startup legacy, 30 years later
Thirty years ago this week, MIT and Harvard University alum Bob Metcalfe took his idea for a less expensive and more open way to link computers - Ethernet - and founded 3Com Corp.
Privacy control clean-up at Facebook
Facebook is trying to simplify how users control their privacy on the social networking site, acknowledging that the process has become too complicated.
Harvard's Feldstein Sees Renewed Economic Slump After `Temporary' Rebound
The U.S. economy will grow for a few quarters and then contract again, said Martin Feldstein , a professor of economics at Harvard University.
Health-reform cost estimates likely to be unreliable, experts warn
The fate of White House and congressional efforts to overhaul the nation's health care system is likely to depend on the price tag, but there's no precise, reliable way to estimate the cost.
Arab World Bloggers More Wary of Their Leaders Than of Israel
Ordinarily, we in Israel examine the Arab world from the political and security point of view.
Facts about Sen.-elect Al Franken
Al Franken AGE-BIRTHDATE - 58; May 21, 1951. HOMETOWN - Born in New York City; Raised in St.
Soft power: Jackson and a new anthem ...
Together with the worldwide outpouring of grief ranging from mass dance tributes in a Philippines prison to an Eiffel Tower moonwalk, the death of Michael Jackson has brought an extraordinary collection of tributes from world political figures.
In the Battle Between Facebook and MySpace, A Digital 'White Flight'
This morning, Danah Boyd was spitting out the social media Kool-Aid at Personal Democracy Forum .
High court curves in conservative direction
In the term that ended Monday, the Supreme Court shifted more to the right, making it harder for people to bring civil rights claims, rejecting challenges by environmentalists and raising the standard for older workers alleging bias on the job.
Get close to history in Boston
Harvard University is across the Charles River from Boston. If you go Not every restaurant in Boston is old.