BCM - Summer 2005

LINDEN LANE

•		Publishing house:
		In Sandra's Lodge
•		Starting center:
		A director for Church21
•		A star is born:
		Rulison '06 named nation's best student dramaturge
•		Soft landing:
		Eagles settle into new league
•		Talking point:
		A McMullen Museum exhibit
•		Uneasy adjustment:
		An undergraduate considers the cost of growing old
•		Senior moment:
		The Class of 2005 inaugurates a parade
•		Trade secrets:
		A new program returns alumni to campus
•		Collated and bound:
		A library romance
•		Getting and sharing:
		Parsing African-Americans' economic progress
•		We'd Have To Bore Holes In It:
		A poem by William Dowd '06
•		Haunts:
		The class assignment was to describe a place
•		Auf wiedersehen:
		German studies leads Fulbrights, again
•		History lesson:
		How Julia Dunn got found
•		Last class:
		The women (and men) of Newton College '75
•		Recycled:
		The things they leave behind
•		Youth movement:
		Religious education attracts a new demographic
•		Time traveler:
		D. Michael Ryan practices history in his spare time
•		The suitcase:
		How my mother lost her Irishness
•		News briefs

	All rise By Dennis Hale Trial by jury is probably the worst way to administer justice, except all the others A terrible beauty By Brian Murphy '81 Inside the Persian carpet trade Visitors gallery Photographs by Gary Wayne Gilbert Some who graced the University's lecture halls during the past year
	SPECIAL SECTION: THE CHURCH IN THE 21ST CENTURY • Identity crisis At a BC conference, priests met to talk about their rights, their happiness, their differences By William Bole • Facts and figures The state of the priesthood By Dean R. Hoge


	WORKS AND DAYS
	• Pygmalion: Makeover maestro Clinton Kelly '91


	postscript
	• Snap: Photo contest winner

Cover photo by Gary Wayne Gilbert