Academics
Boston Marathon Bombing: Harvard Releases Study Exploring What Made The City Strong That Day
Ahead of the 2014 Boston Marathon, Harvard University has released a new study to dissect in-depth what it was that made the city so strong in the wake of last year's bombings.
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By Russell Westerholm
