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Googled: James Balog '74, nature's photographer

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The artist returns to the Heights for the premiere of Tree.

Life and legacy

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The BC community remembers and considers John Paul II.

"Hard to Forget"

Video from Front Row

Commentator Charles Pierce on his book about Alzheimer's.

Broken news: Part II

Satire from The Heights

Napoleon Dynamite announces he will attend BC on a tetherball scholarship. The Boston Archdiocese plans to sell St. Ignatius Church to the famed sausage vendor, Che Chi. BU will replace BC in Big East football. Is it the end of the world as we know it? No, it's The Depths, the student newspaper's annual April Fool's edition.

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Joseph O'Keefe, SJ, named Lynch School dean. BC Chronicle

James O'Toole's book on Catholic devotions. America

Senior wins Hockey Humanitarian Award. Boston Globe

BC launches online database of the Boston Pilot's "Missing Friends" column. AP

Jesuit edits a prayer book for military personnel. BC Chronicle

Alumnus in the fight of his life on a boxing show. Boston Globe

A roundup of media coverage and commentary on the pope from BC students, faculty, and alumni. Office of Public Affairs

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