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Friday saw the Boston College community gather for two traditional campus holiday events. Far left, University President William P. Leahy, SJ, joined students, faculty and a few special guests on O'Neill Plaza for the annual Christmas tree-lighting, which featured caroling and, as the photo suggests, some reindeer games. Later that evening (left), The Heightsmen performed as part of the Breaking the Barriers Ball, held at O'Connell House.
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Residential Life Director to Step Down at Month's EndCapalbo to assume post in expanded University Relations division Robert Capalbo, a 1962 alumnus who has directed Boston College's Residential Life division for 16 years, will leave that post effective Dec. 31 to become associate director of corporate and foundation relations in the Development Office.
A Helping Hand for TiffanieBC reaches out to ailing daughter of Facilities Services employees Members of the Boston College community have opened their hearts - and their checkbooks - to two University employees whose 9-year-old daughter is suffering from brain cancer.
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The Message of Christmas
It is one of the most important times of the year for Christians, when the story of a child born in a humble manger in Bethlehem is shared and celebrated in churches and homes throughout the world.Keeping the Holiday Spirit All Year Long
Christmas isn't the only time you'll see Dining Service's Lionel Charles giving to others
On the afternoon of Dec. 29, Dining Service Dishroom Supervisor Lionel Charles will be hard at work in his Dorchester apartment preparing food and decorating for a special Christmas party he hosts each year.
Warm Welcome
Belief and Non-Belief