BCM - Winter 2004

LINDEN LANE

•		Rare fellowship:
		Two Rhodes to Oxford
•		Unearthed:
		Jon Marcus delves New England's best-kept secrets
•		Debatable:
		Candidates for a night
•		Accidental tourist:
		A webcam diary
•		FAIR fight:
		Kent Greenfield takes on Rumsfeld et al.
•		Green acres:
		BC will make an offer on archdiocesan land
•		Cross-training:
		LSOE awarded $5 million to improve education at the source
•		Let it stand:
		Court clears way for campus construction
•		Life time:
		What if Americans worked less?
•		Sun downer:
		Researchers link solar storms to market lows
•		Field trip:
		Reflections in Black
•		The producers:
		Now, from the studio of UGBC TV
•		Back in the USSR:
		How could the Kremlin keep them down, after they'd seen our farms?
•		Reality check:
		Advice from the tech-connected
•		Self-service:
		New choices for the elderly and disabled
•		Ambience:
		A cup of chai, a choice of breads, and thou
•		Screen life:
		A poem by Brendan Galvin
•		Crossing over:
		One woman's account of a forgotten war
•		Take home:
		Questions from a fall semester final exam
•		Print shop:
		BC's diploma enters the computer age
•		News briefs

	Close formation By Robert Orsi The American Catholic Church remade childhood. That was a mistake Cleaning house By Dave Denison Andrea Cabral '81 straightened out the notorious Suffolk County jails. Now she has to face the voters The man who loves trains By Brian Doyle Dick Carpenter '55 is hand-drawing his way across 1946 America. And he's gaining a following
	SPECIAL SECTION: THE CHURCH IN THE 21ST CENTURY • Rescue mission Teaming up to help abuse survivors By David Reich • Tuesday's women Unraveling the dilemma, Catholic and female By Anna Marie Murphy • Lessons of the apostles An American archbishop proposes changing how authority is exercised in the Church By Archbishop John Quinn


	WORKS AND DAYS
	• Puttin' on the puddin': Restaurateur Mary-Catherine Deibel NC '72

Cover photo by Gary Wayne Gilbert