Sept. 4, 1997 Vol. 6, No. 1

B.C. Will Invest $260M To Attain Academic Goals

B.C. and Its Jesuit Community Establish The Center For Ignatian Spirituality

Great Wall, Empty Fortress

BYE, BYE BARRY-Demolition crews tore down Barry Pavillion on the Newton Campus on Aug. 12, the first part of an operation that razed the east wing of Stuart House. The demolition will make way for construction of a new classroom wing for the Law School. For an update on this and other campus construction activity, click here. (Photo by Lee Pellegrini)

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NEWS Monthly Forum To Ease Communication-- Administrative Officers Council springs from Delta D.A. Ends Gambling Probe, N.C.A.A. Makes Player Decisions Chronicle Office Moved B.C. Holds Steady Among Nation's Top 40-- US News & World Report ranks national universities B.C. Rates 'Mega-selective' Among Catholic Universities UAPC Implementation Plans Announced-- 50 new faculty members to be hired Pops Concert Is Sold Out Mass Of The Holy Spirit Set For Sunday, Sept. 7 Project Delta Begins To Make Impact Students Connect To 'Net By Themselves Three Members Of B.C. Community Died Over The Summer LoJack C.E.O. Heads New Patrons Of The Museum Group Museum To Host Printmaking Symposium Law School Is Site Of Major Conference Law School Tops Construction Projects

FEATURES Here She Comes? --Junior Samira Zebian, Miss Massachusetts, will compete In the Miss America Pageant next weekend Another New Role --Alumnus, BC parent and vice president John Driscoll assumes duties as special consultant to president Calendar People Return to Chronicle Home Page