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Boston University Linguist Helps Preserve an Endangered Language in Papua New Guinea

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By Alene Bouranova Verified, Jackie Ricciardi
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Kate Lindsey worked with locals to develop a writing system for Ende and publish one of the first books in the language BU linguist Kate Lindsey, author of a new book of texts in the Ende language, was recently awarded a National Humanities Center fellowship.
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Boston University Libraries Is Officially Home to Nikki Giovanni’s Papers

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By Alene Bouranova Verified
| Boston University Verified
Nikki Giovanni (1943-2024) (in bottom right photograph) was one of the world’s most prominent Black poets. Boston University is home to her papers, now available for viewing. Arts & Culture Archives of the celebrated poet and author now open to the public Twitter Facebook I love you because the Earth turns round the sun because the North wind blows north sometimes because the Pope is Catholic and most Rabbis Jewish because the winters flow into springs and the air clears after a storm.
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Some Boston Harbor Shellfish Is Now Safe to Eat-Why Is That a Big Deal?

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By Alene Bouranova Verified
| Boston University Verified
The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has given the thumbs up to recreational and commercial harvesting of shellfish in some parts of Boston Harbor. Photo via iStock/SYMFONIA Marine Science Boston University marine scientist Robinson “Wally” Fulweiler explains how shellfish help keep our seas healthy Twitter Facebook For the first time in a century, shellfish in parts of Boston Harbor are officially safe to eat straight out of the water.
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