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...report concludes that Boston-area universities employ over 50,750 faculty and staff—and while other industries have been on the downswing, Boston??€™s eight research universities have hired 2,000 new employees since...
Chair of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Tom Hollister told the early-morning crowd that Boston??€™s claim to fame should not be its rocky soil, one-way streets, bad drivers, cod fish, or high cost of living...
...Boston Globe ran a series of articles suggesting that major American art museums—including Boston??€™s Museum of Fine Arts (MFA)—held artwork illegally seized by the Nazis, and the MFA has subsequently given back several pieces from their collection...
...trademarks have a wider global reach than Harvard, and its draw power is even greater in countries without comparable educational alternatives. In addition to the standard lures—faculty resources, a bright student body, prestige, connections, Boston??€”Harvard is one of the few names in U.S. higher education many international students may be aware of. And for students outside of the most developed nations, an American education, Harvard or otherwise, far supersedes the opportunities at home...
...South Africa, have tallied sleepless night after sleepless night of late as they follow the progress of their national teams. Because of the seven hour time difference with South Africa, which is playing host to the tournament, many matches do not begin until the early morning hours in Boston??€”FM had the pleasure of attending a match with a starting time of 3 a.m. And, because Cricket is bizarre (as are all British sports, for that matter), most matches last well over eight hours...