Kiddie Carnival
Eleven-year-old J.D. Niles, dressed as an Amazonian medicine man complete with plastic skulls and lion heads, competes for the King award in this year’s Kiddie Carnival
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A year later, still no teeth for Hub cop review
Dan Devine
It’s been 364 days since Mayor Thomas M. Menino first announced his plans for a three-member civilian board to review allegations of misconduct by members of the Boston Police Department (BPD). One year later, the panel is finally open for business. That much is known.
What is not known, however, could fill a warehouse. Full Story
 BU geologist El-Baz digs deeper into Darfur conflict
David Cogger
It’s unusual for geologists to have an impact on an international crisis. But then again, Farouk El-Baz is not your usual geologist.
El-Baz is a professor at Boston University and the director of its Center for Remote Sensing, where the latest in satellite and radar imagery is being used to map and classify earth, lunar and Martian surfaces. Full story
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September 13, 2007
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• U.N. to plan possible Somalia mission
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• MIT professor resigns to protest colleague’s tenure denial
• Sheriff Cabral, leading Mass. legislators endorse Hillary Clinton
•State Dept. of Public Health devotes $600K in anti-crime funding to hospitals across Mass.
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