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Home • About • Calendar • People • Forum • Archive	January 20, 2005 • Volume 13 Number 9

SCIENCE IN A NEW LIGHT - Garfield School science teacher Joseph Bergin and three of his students, (L-R) Jennifer Mejia, Melissa Dang and Soraida Garcia, look at a seismograph reading of the earthquake that caused the disastrous tsunami in South Asia. The device was installed in the school through a partnership with Boston College -- a project that has boosted kids' interest in science. More (Photo by Suzanne Camarata)	University Planning Effort Entering Final Phase Committees, task forces produce some 200 ideas for reshaping BC More.
	AVP Search Begins Fr. Leahy appoints search committee More.
	'Little Museum That Could' Enters Its Second Decade McMullen director reflects on eventful first 10 years More.
News Yawkey Center Opening Nears--New facility for football, LRSA offices is on target for March completion Committee to Assess Plagiarism Charge Against Faculty Member Vigil for Tsunami Victims Jan. 25 Retired GSSW Faculty Member Castagnola Dies Nominees Sought for 2005 Student Leadership Awards	Features BCPD’s Sena Says 'Hello' from Iraq Indonesian Jesuit Sees Hope Amid Disaster Triumph, Tragedy and Transformation--A young man's Civil War journey lives on in new book by BC author Heightening Alumnae Ties--Beginning its third year, Council for Women of BC upbeat on future AROUND CAMPUS NOTA BENE 'QUOTE/UNQUOTE'--Asst. Prof. Carlo Rotella (English) says there is more, and less, to Americans' sudden interest in boxing than meets the eye POSTINGS LOOKING AHEAD: New McMullen exhibition