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Far Side of the Moon: NASA Spacecraft Returns First Video
A camera aboard one of NASA's twin Gravity Recovery And Interior Laboratory lunar spacecraft has returned its first unique view of the far side of the moon.
When she escaped: Mary Walker's life after slavery
BY DAWN BAUMGARTNER VAUGHAN dvaughan@heraldsun.com; 419-6563 It was her third summer trip to Philadelphia at the side of a Cameron, caring for the family that enslaved her, when Mary Walker made a break for it.
Market Report, "Emerging Energy Research - Strategic SWOT Analysis Review", published
Emerging Energy Research is an advisory and consulting firm. The company is engaged in tracking the emerging technologies in global energy markets, specially focused on wind, solar, renewable energy and clean energy.
Happy 50th to computer game Spacewar
Dan Edwards and Peter Samson playing Spacewar on the PDP-1 display. Edwards and Samson made significant contributions to the video game before it was released in 1962.
Church conversion in Cambridge
Called Dana Park Place, for its location across from the eponymous city park, the 43-unit project has been developed in stages since 2009.
Emerging Stock Inflows Climb to 15-Month High, EPFR Global Says
Emerging-market equity funds took in the most cash in more than 15 months in the week ended Feb.
Elizabeth Warren to Visit Medford and Area Caucus Meetings Saturday
U.S. Senate Candidate Elizabeth Warren will visit Medford's Democratic Committee Caucus Saturday as part of a series of campaign stops on the first day of caucuses in Massachusetts.
[News] Jim Jones Announces "Vampire Life: We Own The Night" Tour
Exclusive: The Fresno veteran told HipHopDX, "I could honestly say we made a classic," and compares it to Group Home's "Livin' Proof" album.
Rapunzel number helps scientists quantify ponytails
British scientists said on Friday that a "Rapunzel Number" may have helped them to crack a problem that has perplexed humanity since Leonardo da Vinci pondered it 500 years ago.
With dining firmly behind us and orientation plans still in the works, it's time students turn their attention to the bigger, more transformational things happening at MIT.
Chipotle is coming to Kendall Square
Kendall Square is heating up in the coming months with the addition of a new Chipotle restaurant.
Cambridge seeks to rebrand Central Sq.
Venturing into the city? Ever think of heading just a few blocks down from campus to Central Square instead, the geographic "heart of Cambridge?" Former Cambridge mayor David Maher and his Red Ribbon Commission on the Delights and Concerns of Central Square, appointed in June 2010, think there is more potential in this title than just the location.
SMTP, Inc. to Present at the RedChip Small-Cap Equities Virtual Conference
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- -- SMTP, Inc. , a cloud-based email marketing and delivery provider, today announced that CEO Semyon Dukach will present at the RedChip Small-Cap Equities Virtual Conference.
Four students honored for DAR essays on American history
Four island students will be honored today at a Daughters of the American Revolution luncheon as Nantucket winners of the annual DAR American History Essay Contest.
Saudi Prince Who Funded Harvard Program Visits
Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal of Saudi Arabia discusses the effects of the Arab Spring and the future of government in the Middle East on Wednesday.
Mass. man set to change plea in smuggling case
A Massachusetts man accused of bringing contraband cigarettes into Rhode Island as part of scheme that authorities say cost the Ocean State $5.7 million in tax revenue is set to change his plea.
Joseph P. Kennedy III on Brookline voter list
Barney Frank. "Joe Kennedy came in yesterday at 4:01 p.m. and registered to vote as a Democrat," said assistant town clerk Linda Golburgh.
'Voice' of Neena's now touts condos
Raj Dhanda has several retailers interested in his $15 million "Sundance" project at 1075 Massachusetts Ave.
Wayland Resident Joins Middlesex District Attorney's Office
The below is a press release from the Middlesex County District Attorney's Office.
INFOGRAPHIC: This Is How Harvard Spends The $3.8 Billion It Hauls In Each Year
It costs, on average, $54,561 in tuition and fees to go to Harvard University . The school's total operating revenue in 2011 was a massive $3.8 billion.