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 Massachusetts: Securing the nation’s electric grid  is already a top priority in Washington, and with the  grid growing smarter it is expected to become even  more vulnerable, pressing the bigger …

Agricultural researchers at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst
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 Boston: Agricultural  researchers at the University  of Massachusetts-Amherst are  strengthening ties with their  Brazilian counterparts as part  of an agreement announced  by Gov. Deval Patrick. Patrick said the deal between …

Boston College's Kuechly pix
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 Boston: Not even Boston College’s first losing season in more  than a decade could slow down middle linebacker Luke  Kuechly. Kuechly became the school’s first Rotary Lombardi  Award winner Wednesday, …

Brandeis University’s Jehuda Reinharz
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 Massachusetts: The Chronicle of Higher  Education has named the 10 highest paid  private college presidents in the state of  Massachusetts. Brandeis University’s  Jehuda Reinharz, who stepped down from  his role …

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 Cambridge: Nine days  before the Harvard University  announces its early-action  admission decisions, Ivy  League universities and  experts are assessing the  impact of Harvard and  Princeton’s recent move to  reinstate early-action …

Boston University
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 Boston, Massachusetts: After much debate,  Massachusetts environmental officials have granted  Boston University preliminary approval to open a  new laboratory for bio-safety level-2 research on its  medical campus in the South …

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