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Civic rite:
Peace warrior Noam Chomsky at BC
• Deferred assets: America's first black
CPAs
• New allies: Student group to examine
issues of sexual orientation
• Disneyland: Middlemarch canceled, the
show goes on
• Managed death: BC conference on the
end of life
• Scraps: A poem by Erica Funkhouser
• The mensch: A morning with former boy
wonder Chris O'Donnell '92
• America, the analyzed: The Atlantic
Monthly brings its State of the Union presentation to BC
• The museum experiment: Irish history
in three dimensions, 25 texts, and 12 guest lectures
• Body and soul: Perspectives on the celibate
life
• Phenomenology: The "Flutie factor"—is
it real?
• One of ours: A soldier's story
• Off the walls: Posters from Northern
Ireland
• World-wise: What's so new about globalization?
• Easy riders: BC's equestrians and cyclists
• Reversible errors: A BC Law conference
debates amends for slavery
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Romance novelist
Jill Winters ’98 |
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To
his followers, Bernard Lonergan, SJ, was the most important
theologian, psychologist, economist, philosopher you never heard
of
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When he
was eleven, the author and his rogue of a father lit out for
the West
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On the
necessary art of doing nothing
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Ancient
Britons took the story of Rome's rise and fall to the grave
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