Big man on campus
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The late Tim Russert took advantage of every opportunity to engage with the University.
Googled: Michael Durkin ’77
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The new head of Massachusetts United Way looks to reverse the organization’s decline.
Googled: Matt Ryan ’07, quarterback
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The Eagles’ star is likely to be the most sought-after athlete in University history.
Googled: Anthony Bryk ‘70
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A “transfomer” takes the helm at the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
The plan
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The University articulates its vision for the future with announcement of a 10-year, $1.6 billion program to strengthen education and enhance its facilities.
Googled: Greg Boesel JD, MBA’99 and Mark Hexamer JD, MBA’99
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Entrepreneurs create the “eBay of swap.”
Googled: Patric Verrone, JD ’84, animated
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Writer leads union action to get a piece of the digital media pie.
Googled: Gary Gulman ’93, comedian
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A funny thing happened on his way to a business career.
Googled: Julianne Malveaux ’74, MA’06, from pundit to president
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A prominent media commentator will lead Bennett College.
Googled: Maria Tecce ’90, torch song bearer
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Expat turns Ireland on to her smoky singing style.
Googled: Barbara Delinsky, MA ’69, love and money
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Career of sociologist takes a romantic turn.
Googled: Fr. Edward Phillips ’68, AIDS missioner
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A Maryknoll priest and “the sickness of these days.”
Compassion, Inc.
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A group of alumni works daily to provide volunteer support in disaster–stricken communities.
Googled: Jeff Simmons ’98, driver
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A computer science major while at Boston College, he’s been winning car races since age five
Googled: Lesley Visser ’75, for love of the game
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Being the first woman recognized by the Pro Football Hall of Fame is just the latest honor in a 30-year journalism career.
Team Hoyt: In the race
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On the occasion of their 25th Boston Marathon, Dick and Rick Hoyt star in a film for the disabled and everybody else.