BC Experts Mull Gay Marriage Decision
Same-sex marriage may not be supported by a majority of Americans, but nothing less than full marriage-rights for homosexuals may be acceptable to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, whose landmark Goodridge decision has set off tremors that will be felt across the American political landscape through the 2004 presidential election and beyond, Boston College observers say.
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 • New View of an Old Tradition--Internet offers BC students way to explore history of rhetoric •Armstrong Chosen as Head of Institutional Research • McAleer, Biographer of Stout and Emerson, Dies at 80 • Forum on 'ePublishing' Dec. 11 •A 'Winter Wonderland' Coming to Newton Campus on Dec. 7 • Kempa Adds a Marshall Scholarship to His Credits • Retreat Sign-up Deadline is Dec. 5 • Former Service Award Winner William Chadwick Dies • Eagles Nest Express Service a Time-saver for Faculty, Staff |
 •  Photo: Chief Executive •Celebrating Faith and Service--Ten BC Jesuits mark their jubilees in Society of Jesus and priesthood •'It Is Still a Life That Is Good, Beautiful, Joyful'--After all these years, he finds God's call is stronger than ever •Keeping Up the Good Fight--At 80, Seldon is not ready to stop teaching about the ills of racism •Liturgies, Musical Events Ring in Holiday Season |
