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Preceptor in Expository Writing Kate A. Chadbourne has lived and worked at both institutions. She received her Ph.D. from Harvard, but did her undergraduate work at BC, and recognizes BC??s success: “Boston College has great arms out into the Irish community,” she says...
...BC??s history is deeply intertwined with that of the Irish-American community in Boston—and of our own college. BC was founded in part as a response to discriminatory policies against Irish immigrants and Catholics at Harvard in the nineteentth century. According to the college’s website, when BC moved to Chestnut Hill in 1913, “the University celebrated this connection [with the Irish] by naming the largest and most important room on campus the Irish Hall.” But Harvard’s Turner believes that...
...meet high criteria. Mowry says, “The museum needs collections that allow us to examine the art thoughtfully.”There are pieces that show expressionism and others that show naturalism. The collection also represents a wide spectrum of history, ranging from the Han Dynasty (206 BC??AD 220) to the recent Qing dynasty (1644—1911). Chronologically, Mowry notes that the exhibition shows the “evolution of styles and aesthetics” within East Asian art.Walking through the exhibition is like walking through the history of China, Japan, and Korea?...
...DIRTY BIRDS The Eagles made numerous trips to the sin bin, tallying seven penalties for 14 minutes, including four in the second period. Even when BC wasn’t inviting whistles, the Eagles were delivering heavy body checks against Harvard. Freshmen defenseman Brian McCafferty seemed to be BC??s favorite target, absorbing two big hits that had him bent over on the bench for several minutes. “The one play [McCafferty] got banged up on, I thought he never touched the puck,” Donato said. “I didn?...
...Caples said. “These guys [BC] can score goals; they’re like highlight-tape kind of goals.” Caples also spent the last few minutes of the game watching from the bank above the field instead of the sideline. Following BC??s final goal, Caples argued that the Eagles had players within five yards of the ball on a restart, a violation that should have returned possession to Harvard. The official took exception and gave Caples a yellow card, but did not eject her. “It’s frustration...