BCM - Winter 2005

LINDEN LANE

•		Good years:
		Jack Neuhauser steps down
•		Vigil:
		Remembering the tsunami's victims
•		In the bank:
		What would Greenspan do?
•		Extra credit:
		Cornerstone advisement goes topical
•		Circular logic:
		Surrealist Marcel Duchamp
•		Wise guy:
		John Smith, 1923–2004
•		STUDENT RMS W/VU. BRAND NU:
		Photographs by Lee Pellegrini
•		Comedy night:
		After five years in hell, Lectura Dantis moves on
•		Fifth quarter:
		The "Hail Mary" team, 20 years later
•		Run away:
		How to avoid the plague
•		Catching waves:
		An antenna for light
•		A reader's notes:
		American journeys
•		High Tea with Miss Julianna:
		A poem by Paul Mariani. With video
•		A boy's end:
		Kansas Charley's last night
•		News briefs

	Curtain call By Cara Feinberg A small theater can be a risky, lonely, and irresistible business Discovering America By John L. Allen, Jr. The Vatican view of the United States incorporates respect, indifference, fear, and gratitude. All are reasonable responses Mr. Shaw regrets The art of the buzz-off, from the John J. Burns Library Home economics By Dennis P. Culhane Ph.D.'90 The Bush administration has proposed to end chronic homelessness within 10 years. The author's research shows it can be done Executive session How the press, moral character, and enemies have influenced the American presidency, by 12 who know the office well
	SPECIAL SECTION: THE CHURCH IN THE 21ST CENTURY • Remote access Church21 launches its first online education course By Paul Voosen • Inside straight A weekend with the New York Times's Peter Steinfels By William Bole


	WORKS AND DAYS
	• Matchmaker: Babysitter-in-Chief Genevieve Thiers '00

Cover photo by Gary Wayne Gilbert