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Seniors in Alumni Stadium

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Flash back

Seniors after a game, Alumni Stadium. (Photo by BC Lauren Carfora '08)

Claude Monet, 'Cliffs Near Dieppe' (1897)

Artful prosecution

A recent prosecution by alumnus and Asst. U.S. Attorney Christopher J. Hunter has led to the conviction of the head of an international ring of art thieves. More

Luke Russert '08

NBC taps Russert for convention coverage

Luke Russert '08 will take the reins as a correspondent for NBC News by covering youth issues at the upcoming Democratic and Republican national conventions. Boston Herald | MSNBC

Michael Resler

'Last lectures'

German Studies Prof. Michael Resler reflects on what he would try to convey to students in a 'last lecture.' Boston Globe

Martha Bayles

Strangers in a foreign land

BC's Martha Bayles writes on American colleges setting up shop in the Middle East, citing comments from Center on International Higher Education Director Phil Altbach. Wall Street Journal

Robert K. O'Neill

Show of force

The Boston Sunday Herald features the 'Fighting Irishmen' exhibit on Celtic prizefighters now in its final month at Burns Library, and offers a photo gallery by Matthew West '94. More |  Photos

Rev. John McLaughlin

A few good men

Rev. John McLaughlin '80, newly appointed National Vocations Director for the Archdiocese of the Military, discusses the Catholic Church's effort to recruit priests from among the active military on WBUR-FM 'Here and Now.' Listen

David Burgess-

Cellular symmetry

Scientists including Biology Prof. David Burgess are placing sea urchin eggs in snug, microscopic chambers shaped like triangles, stars and ice cream cones to learn what cues tell a cell to divide at the center. Science Daily