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Impossible to say goodbye to all of these amazing students! @ubishops @bishopsenglish

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Congratulations to @witandwhimsy_bu for winning the SRC’s Extra Community Impact Award!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 @colin_ahern02, @emmett_cmt, and @theriri1999, you are so deserving!! Yay!!

In this clip from Dr. Elizabeth Krasnoff's talk at BU Arts Fest on March 31, 2023, she explains the many benefits of binaural beats and shows that these benefits can be enhanced when combined with other brain wave technologies. @sound_medicine @elizabethkrasnoff @buartsfestival @ubishops

In this clip from Dr. Elizabeth Krasnoff's talk at BU Arts Fest on March 31, 2023, she explains the many benefits of binaural beats, a form of sound wave therapy. @sound_medicine @buartsfestival @ubishops

What an AMAZING night! Thanks to @witandwhimsy_bu, @themitrebu, and @bishopsenglish for putting on such a fabulous event!

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“Are Life Sentences a Merciful Alternative to the Death Penalty?” – Nathalie Baptiste, Mother Jones, March 12, 2021

“Solitary Confinement Replaced by New System Where 1 in 10 Prisoners Experience Torture,” The Conversation, March 11, 2021

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