Living next to ebola
From today's Boston Globe.
Welcome to the neighborhood!
To tell the truth, it's not the ebola, anthrax, and plague that I find upsetting. It's that our local Starbucks is already overcrowded from the BU med students. Good luck finding a place to sit now.
Maybe they'll direct some of those millions to d research. If I have to live with the plague- I might as well get something out of it.
The federal government gave final approval yesterday to Boston University's plan to build a high-security research laboratory in the South End, where scientists hunting for vaccines and drugs will work with some of the world's deadliest viruses and bacteria, such as Ebola, anthrax, and plague.
Welcome to the neighborhood!
To tell the truth, it's not the ebola, anthrax, and plague that I find upsetting. It's that our local Starbucks is already overcrowded from the BU med students. Good luck finding a place to sit now.
Maybe they'll direct some of those millions to d research. If I have to live with the plague- I might as well get something out of it.
posted by Elizabeth at 12:50 PM
1 Comments:
speaking of starbucks, why don't they have sugar-free chai?
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