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[05-15-08] Wednesday mornings on the Hill finds students commencing their daily routines. Perhaps they begin with a morning run or some last minute cramming. For FletcherSchool student Erica Murray, in the fall of 2007, her Wednesdays began with chemotherapy. >>>
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[05-09-08] On April 23, 13 students were recognized for their dedication to giving back to both the Tufts community and beyond with the annual 2008 Presidential Award for Citizenship and Public Service award ceremony. >>>
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[05-09-08] On May 2, Cyclone Nargis made landfall in the Irrawaddy Delta region of Burma (also known as Myanmar), causing widespread devastation and a death toll believed to approach 100,000 individuals. Efforts by the international community to provide assistance amid the resulting humanitarian crisis, however, have been stymied by the Southeast Asian nation's repressive military regime. >>>
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[05-08-08] As if juggling the varied class requirements of a master's degree program isn't enough, Massachusetts State Sen. Benjamin Downing (G'08) has spent the past two years splitting his time between the Hill on the Medford/Somerville campus and the State House on Boston's Beacon Hill. >>>
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[05-05-08] There are many different sounds associated with springtime on the Hill-tour guides directing prospective students, Frisbees whirring in the breeze and, thanks to the classics department, some ancient Greek for good measure. >>>
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A month and a half into baseball season, several teams are showing their muscle with high home run totals. Last year, Tufts physicist Roger Tobin found that increased muscle mass that can be generated by steroid use could help batters knock 50 percent more baseballs out of the park. |

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Study: Steroids Can Power Home Runs |
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