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March 4, 2004 • Volume 12 Number 12
DIES CINERUM--Boston College last week observed Ash Wednesday, known as dies cinerum or "day of ashes," the traditional start to the Lenten season. Rev. Michael Himes, a professor of theology, celebrated Mass in the chapel at St. Mary's Hall, the University's Jesuit residence. (Photo by Lee Pellegrini)
Planning Effort Enters Next Phase
Task forces, study groups will seek ideas for long-term growth
FinCon Ticket, Parking Plans Announced
Parents an 'Inspiration' for MLK Winner
War and separation only strengthened bonds of Teklehaimanot's family
News
- A Quarter Century of Service--Appalachia Volunteers a hallmark of students' spring break service
- Gasson Professor to Speak on 'The Rights of Priests'
- Lecture by PBS Correspondent Highlights Aging Conference
- Kreinbring Joins Student Affairs
- NPR's Corey Flintoff to Speak at BC March 18
- Hockey East Tourney at BC
- BC a Popular Choice Among US High School Students
- Lynch School to Host Symposium on Future of Catholic Schools
- Theater Benefactor, Trustee E. Paul Robsham Dies
- Middlemarch Returns - But Not to Campus
- Laetare Sunday to Feature Afternoon Mass, Reception
- BC Physics Workshop to Welcome Nobel Laureate
- Law Pastor Fr. Enman Honored
Features
- Photo: Expert Opinion
- A Pivotal Foreign Policy Role --PoliSci's Crawford maps out strategic dilemmas conflicts pose for US
- Glancing Down the Roads Taken--BC administrator finds women's issues strike a chord in student affairs
- EXTRA CREDIT--Sociologist Sarah Babb was in the right place at the right time
- AROUND CAMPUS
- WELCOME ADDITIONS