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On Friday January 30th medical students from Tufts, BU and UMASS put down the books and picked up paint brushes to help foster children in the Chelsea area.
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"Eye-opening" was the adjective I used to describe the type of experience I
was looking to have when I approached Dr. David Hamer, an infectious
diseases specialist at NEMC, about ideas for possible abroad rotations. The
traveling I had done so far had only been to Europe; I had never been to a
developing country, to a place where Caucasians are in the minority. Before
I had to face the real world, and
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From December 21, 2003 to January 5, 2004,
my husband and I explored the amazing landscape of New Zealand and have
concluded that it must be one of the most breathtaking places on Earth.
Whether you are into adventure sports, calm tours, athletic endeavors,
jumping off of really high places, or going to luxury resorts, New Zealand
will be one of the places to visit where you are already planning your
next trip before you ever get on the plane to come back to the States.
Here is
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Few things get Democrats' blood boiling like mention of the 2000 presidential election. They point out that Gore won the popular vote, talk about hanging chads, butterfly ballots, disenfranchised voters, and the 5-4 Supreme Court decision that
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