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RT @TheScopeNU: For the past year, the world has been worrying about a virus attacking our lungs. Yet, for much longer, certain air polluta…

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Excited to be working on this in my new role as projects editor at @HuntNewsNU! If you've had any strange experiences or puzzling questions about leases, let me know and I'd love to look into it. https://t.co/S1gdu6Vay9

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The News is looking to research and answer questions about all those odds and ends of leases that are never quite clear. Submit your questions about leases or the apartment-search process below and we may investigate and report on them. https://t.co/ozSYGihT2K

So, octopuses are pretty crazy in terms of their biology. Also, the use of video instead of photos makes for a really engaging illustration of the science at hand. https://t.co/pQLd9o7j3C #NUscicomm

In case platypuses (platypi??) weren't weird enough, they also glow under UV light? Why? It might be because the trait might help the hide from UV-sensitive predators. Then again, it might just be because they're pretty wacky. #nuscicomm https://t.co/05bOKqWZjB

Five years later, I finally made it through "Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs." While some dense chunks of the book made for slow going, it was overall a really interesting read outside of the books I normally get to. #nuscicomm https://t.co/oP09OQVG9q

Two boats might not make much of a difference overall, but it's cool to hear what Maid of the Mist is doing to fight climate change with electric boats — and the larger trend in tourism that it fits into. https://t.co/iCfErHEctn #nuscicomm

I love the less traditional format that is used for this "spotter's guide" to make the information easier to follow and absorb. https://t.co/8nOlLhHQUN #nuscicomm

Now, more than ever, it's important to have clear and accurate reporting on the science behind COVID-19. #nuscicomm https://t.co/I1SnLrcEsm

Over the summer, back in Denver, I'd watch a hummingbird hover outside my window at some flowers. Amazing to think that in similar birds in South America exhibit such impressive biological processes and feats daily. https://t.co/z9CQvqnU9b #NUscicomm

RT @nolan_pic11: Since @HuntNewsNU is still suspended, @yanmatt0 and I are putting out our second newsletter of the semester tomorrow! We g…

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The oldest snake on record is currently alive. At 62 years old, she just laid eggs. #NUscicomm https://t.co/e440dfKrYQ

RT @marty_walsh: The way we look at aging says a lot about who we are as a community. Older adults made our world what it is. In Boston, we…

With so many abstaining votes and votes of no-confidence it'll be interesting to see what Brown-Nobile tries to do in SGA. Also, it was fun to create the graphic for it. @NUjournos

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The Brown-Nobile slate received 61 percent of the student vote in this year’s uncontested election, establishing Chris Brown as president and Gabby Nobile as executive vice president of next year’s @NortheasternSGA https://t.co/N1UXKRj5KE

Deborah Becker hosts Radio Boston live at WBUR City Space. @NUjournos https://t.co/SQVuj9iQYG

Interesting as the discussion gets wider and wider. @NUjournos

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Pope Francis, putting President Trump on notice, warned that those who close borders “will become prisoners of the walls that they build” https://t.co/2Lkp5wj07B