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Reader's List
Books by alumni, faculty, and staff
Headliners
Alumni in the news
BC Bookstore Connection
Order books noted in Boston College Magazine
Studiorum 24
The all-night reading room
What would Ben do?
Student economists have their say
One-handed cache
From BC chemists, a new pharmaceutical tool
Appearances
An award-winning English course sifts the 18th century in pictures
Straight arrow
Pierre Albert Duhamel, 1920–2006
Crooked timber
William Youngren, 1931–2006
The undergraduate
BC students, by the numbers
Paper trail
A student journal taps growing interest in independent research
Sketchers
Scenes from the Art Club Marathon
Campus digest
News in brief
From Bapst Library
Hang time
Two ships
Prisoners of war
Ye olde standards
Making the cut in the Norton Anthology
Kin
A reader’s notes
Territorial imperatives
Abstracts
Recent faculty writings
Public defender
Dr. Philip Landrigan ’63 has taken on lead, pesticides, and Twin Towers dust. Now he takes aim at all the avoidable illnesses of childhood
Face book
The freshmen faculty
Blowback
For nine months in the formative post-invasion period, the author served in Iraq, a high-level civilian assigned to help the country rebuild. He had the best of intentions
Nine on nine
Conversations on justice, power, and the U.S. Supreme Court
Quotable
Cardinal Sean O’Malley, OFM, of Boston, during a Q&A session on campus, January 30, 2007
Schools of thought
Boston College used to be called a Jesuit university. Why should we now call it Jesuit and Catholic?
Middleman
Karim Kawar ’87, former ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to the United States
