From decision time to ice time to the power lunch, scenes from the start of spring semester (slideshow).
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- View "Cyberspace and Civic Space," panel discussions on the social, political, and cultural impacts of the Internet, from the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities symposium
- Highlights of the Bostonians reunion concert, backstage to onstage
- A conversation between Rev. Robert Imbelli and philosopher Charles Taylor
- The symposium "American Catholics: Persisting and Changing"
- "The Imperfect Art of Dating," a talk by Kerry Cronin
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Early birds
Admitted Eagles descend on the Heights
Different now
Scholars and a tweeting audience examine how the Web has changed us
Oral argument
An update on the Belfast Project legal challenges
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Investing ahead of the curve
Interest group
No credit, no grade, just a talking lunch
Doo-wah
An alumni reunion for singing the old songs
Advances
From the laboratories
From the Boston College Collection
Whodunit?
Darwin’s half-truth
Survival of the cooperative
The ask
Teaching students the lost (and mourned) art of dating
The wonders of Alexandria
A poem
Cover image: The Boston College class of 1899, the first class whose degree Harvard would not recognize. Photograph courtesy of the Burns Library
Class warfare
When Harvard declared its distrust of the Boston College degree, the Jesuits claimed religious discrimination. They may have been right, but there was more to it
Scholarship winners
Thirty years, eight lives
Need to know
The dangers posed by Big Data are real. So is the defense inherent in liberal arts study
Belief again
Coming to religion in the 21st century
Questioning authority, keeping the faith
The latest ‘Catholics in America’ survey
Goldschmidt joins C21
Boston College alumus is center’s new director
Winter 2012
NEW FROM @BC
Behind the scenes of a new special exhibition, Rural Ireland: The Inside Story, filmed at the McMullen Museum, January 23—February 2, 2012 (video).
NEW FROM FRONT ROW
Why we can't understand Greek drama
Mary Lefkowitz, the former Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities at Wellesley College, on the oft-forgotten importance of the gods in Greek tragedies.
Alan Jacobs, the Clyde S. Kilby Chair Professor of English at Wheaton College (Illinois), on the role of literature in sustaining religious belief.
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