July 22, 1999 Vol. 7, No. 19

* * *

Burns To Share Resources With Famed Belfast Library

CLASS PARTICIPATION-Multi-handicapped students and their teachers from the Boston College Campus School joined with third-graders at the Horace Mann Elementary School in Newton on June 18 for "Color Day," a day of games emphasizing teamwork and cooperation held annually at the school. The event capped a year-long program which brings students from the two schools together regularly for physical education classes and other activities. This marked the third year of the program. (Photo by Justin Knight)

NEWS Science Departments To Have First Local Service Centers Direct Deposit Of Pay To Be Mandatory In Fall A New Peace--Irish Institute uses expertise to sponsor new program aimed at Middle Eastern and North African teachers Trustees Approve Construction Funds G.S.S.W. Faculty Rated Among the Most Productive In American Social Work Numerous Building Projects Underway Computational Studies Minor To Debut Chief Executives' Club Rated Top Speaking Forum B.C. Hosts Several Summer Events Carole Hughes Is Named Harassment Counselor At B.C. Lewis Is New Human Resources Assoc. V.P. Dining Services' Stuhl Dies 25 Years of Excellence--Faculty art is focus of McMullen exhibition Three Named To I.T. Posts Center Opens Dialogue On Student Formation B.C. Health Project Expands

FEATURES Photo: Work Is Play Photo: GE Support Irish Music, Dance Enliven Campus--Gaelic Roots Festival is again a success For the Birds--Eagle-eyed sergeant aids struggling hawk Booksmith--In the digital age, rare books Conservator Mark Esser repairs and maintains centuries-old volumes Postings Calendar People Return to Chronicle Home Page