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Columnist, commentator George Will to speak at 2003 Commencement
George Will, columnist, television commentator, and author, will deliver the main address at BU’s 130th Commencement exercises on Sunday, May 18, at 11 a.m. at Nickerson Field. More than 20,000 people are expected to attend.
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Passionate dedication to education the hallmark of Case, Melville, Trustee Scholars
By
Brian Fitzgerald
Since high school, Heather Hanson has wanted to pursue
a career helping children with disabilities. Although there is a
plethora of ways to do
this, an internship in London last year strongly reinforced the Melville
Scholar’s decision to study physical therapy.
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Prado, Storella, and Weldon receive Perkins Awards for University service
By David J. Craig
After a long day on the job as director of BU’s Office of Residence
Life, Jack Weldon leaves work in a manner of speaking only.
A singing send-off at Senior Breakfast
By Tim Stoddard
Senior Breakfast has earned a reputation of showing a different side of the
University’s leaders, and this year proved no different.
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Student speaker savors BU’s educational feast
By
Tim Stoddard
If Commencement is, to many students, the icing on the cake, then John Degory
thinks of the four years leading up to his graduation on May 18 as a multicourse
Italian meal.
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Little cove garners big award for CFA’s
John Walker
By Tim Stoddard
When John Walker began painting the tidal pool and mud flats in a cove near
his home in Seal Point, Maine, he was reluctant to show his work to friends
and colleagues.
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Wall Street Journal’s Karen Elliott House to deliver Baccalaureate address
By David J. Craig
As a journalist covering international politics for the Wall Street Journal in the ’70s and ’80s, Karen Elliott House pursued a profoundly
simple goal: to tell the truth.
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May 2003
Boston University
Office of University Relations