BCM - Summer 2004

LINDEN LANE

•		For a song:
		Ellis Paul's six-step program
•		All business:
		CSOM selects a dean
•		Station master:
		Estefania Alves's signal has been heard round the world
•		Ears of the heart:
		A poem by Robert Cording. With video
•		Bar mode:
		Steve Almond's chocolate vision quest
•		Extra, extra:
		News from and about BC's student newspaper
•		Fine print:
		How many letters fit on a hair?
•		Around the water cooler:
		43 acres gives campus something to talk about
•		First team:
		Before the Big East there was the Literary Institute
•		One in a million:
		A reader's guide
•		Wired help:
		Making the world a safer place for Aunt Hermina
•		Goodbye to all that:
		Boston College, the movie
•		Clean slate:
		Window treatment
•		News briefs

	Women's place By Elizabeth A. Johnson, CSJ Two conflicting views guide the Church's position on women, and have from the very beginning. And therein lies hope. Small wonders By Jason Reblando '95, Andrew Teed '98 Winners of the 2004 flash fiction contest In re: Brown By Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. The court's decision was simply just. "Deliberate speed" was simply not. With remembrances by Benaree P. Wiley Overview A tour of the new Brighton campus
	SPECIAL SECTION: THE CHURCH IN THE 21ST CENTURY • Exemplars Padraic O'Hare on Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Fr. Robert P. Imbelli on the 18th century's Jonathan Edwards Mary Jo Bane on the activist Ida Wells-Barnett • Old-time religion Latino traditions can save the Church in the United States By Roberto Goizueta


	WORKS AND DAYS
	• People's choice: China TV's Keith Gallinelli '94, MA'97, MBA'01

Cover photo: A view to the apple orchard on BC's new campus. Photo by Gary Wayne Gilbert