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A Unique Perspective
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He is a doctor, priest and moral theologian whose medical training and practice have enriched his understanding and study of bioethics. more »
Days In The Lives
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The lives of 19th-century Irish country people — how they worshipped, mourned, conducted business, arranged their homes, and educated and entertained themselves — will be the subject of a new McMullen Museum of Art exhibition opening Feb. 11. more »
Good Sports
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Without even putting a puck in a net, the Boston College women’s hockey team scores some big points with special needs children and adults in Newton every week. more »
MLK Ceremony Expands Format for 30th Anniversary
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One of the University’s major annual campus events, the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Ceremony, will have a different format this year in celebration of its 30th anniversary when it takes place on Feb. 10. more »
Q&A: A Few Minutes with Susan Gennaro
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A one-time NICU nurse, Connell School of Nursing Dean and Professor Susan Gennaro is leading a study to identify patterns in pregnant women who deliver early. Q&A »
BCPD Promotes Three Officers to Sergeant
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The Boston College Police Department recently welcomed three new sergeants, two of whom will handle newly created assignments in the department more »
Boston College Police Department Welcomes Two New Officers
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A recent Carroll School of Management graduate and a former municipal police dispatcher are the two newest members of the Boston College Police Department more »
Psychology's Young Earns Two Honors
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Assistant Professor of Psychology Liane Young has won a multi-year research grant and a prestigious academic honor that will support her study of brain activity and related decision-making in populations of people with autism more »
BC Officer's Gift Will Keep on Giving
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Boston College Police Officer Joey Marano gave the greatest Christmas present of all to a seven-year-old girl at Children's Hospital last month: the gift of life more »
Making Every Bite Count
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For the past three years, four seniors have worked with Dining Services to package all leftovers and donate the food to the Greater Boston Food Bank more »
Taking on Too Much?
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Doctoral student researches plight of African-American women with HIV/AIDS who provide care for children and family members more »
Humanities Series Resumes in February
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Appearances by a slate of literary luminaries — among them Pulitzer Prize-winning author Junot Diaz and US Poet Laureate emeritus Billy Collins — highlight this semester’s Lowell Humanities Series more »
A New Beginning for Muslims in Europe?
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Associate Professor of Political Science Jonathan Laurence takes on relations between Muslim minorities and the non-Muslim societies in his new book, The Emancipation of Europe’s Muslims: The State’s Role in Minority Integration more »
Q&A A Few Minutes with Kay Lemon
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Chronicle sits down with Accenture Professor of Marketing, Katherine “Kay” Lemon, an expert in the areas of customer equity, customer asset management and customer-based marketing strategy more »