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At 67, I donated a kidney. No one was more surprised than me

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By Rich Barlow
| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
I saw my old college friend’s Facebook notification while touring the Van Gogh exhibit at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts early last year: She needed a kidney donor. Without one, she’d require dialysis three times a week, a grim prognosis for someone with diabetes. Little more than a year later, on May 19, Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) removed my left kidney and transplanted it into her.
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Polarized Parents Are Raising Ideologically Divided Kids. How Do We Stop the Cycle?

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By Rich Barlow, Jackie Ricciardi
| Boston University Verified
Polarized Parents Are Raising Ideologically Divided Kids. How Do We Stop the Cycle? Boston University’s Kathleen Corriveau, who studies why children believe what they do, says social exposure may be the key to ending the transmission of polarized beliefs Fifty-three percent of US adults say their fellow Americans are morally bad, making the United States the only country among 25 surveyed by the Pew Research Center to report such elevated mutual disdain.
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Boston University Move-In 2026: Everything You Need to Know

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By Rich Barlow, Janice Checchio
| Boston University Verified
New undergraduates will arrive first, followed by returning students New incoming undergraduates will arrive Monday, August 24, and Tuesday, August 25, followed by returning students, who will arrive between Friday, August 28, and Monday, August 31. Move-in 2026 New undergraduates will arrive first, followed by returning students Twitter Facebook Move-in for new incoming Boston University undergraduates attending Orientation will be Monday, August 24, and Tuesday, August 25.
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