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Discover
When a massive blaze tore through the biology building one night in 1975, it marked a new low for a university already teetering on bankruptcy. Lost forever were decades of irreplaceable research, as well as the stuffed hide of the world’s most famous elephant. Now, four decades later, the people who were there tell the story of the legendary fire…and how it helped turn everything around for Tufts. BY FRANCIS STORRS
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Act
Tufts’ art collection registrar Laura McDonald solved the mystery of the lost masterpiece.
BY Geoff EdgErs, A92
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Create
A new computer system designed at Tufts makes it faster to learn to play the piano. Is it the future of education? BY Anna Nowogrodzki |
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Connect
How former Tufts President Jean Mayer made the Friedman School appear out of thin air. BY SOL GITTLEMAN |
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Additional Features Thriller Whales, Playing in Black and White, O Pioneer!, The Climb, Artists in Our Midst, Fair Play
Departments President’s Page, From the Editor, Newswire, Letters, Take It From Me
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