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What were they thinking?

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Political scientist Kenneth Kersch analyzes conservatives' theories about the founding fathers and the Constitution.

Bridge building

journal of the Center for Christian-Jewish learning

The new edition of a scholarly publication focuses on the State of Israel and "Paul and Christian-Jewish relations."

The pitch

article from boston college magazine

Entrepreneurs venture forth.

Novel approach

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Nina Khrushcheva (the former premier's granddaughter) draws upon the works of Vladimir Nabokov to discuss political and social dynamics in today's Russia.

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Boynton says U.S. needs a "virtuoso team" to contend with the tough economy Reuters, Forbes, Boston Globe

Boston College announces $1.5 billion capital drive Boston Globe, Boston Herald

Center on Wealth and Philanthropy offers hope for charitable giving amid downturn CNBC

Connell School and Biology Department introduce undergraduate forensic science course Nurse.com

Energy entrepreneur makes record gift to Law School Boston College Chronicle

Lynch students get urban experience teaching in local Catholic schools Boston Globe

Hoffman reports new findings on gene expression GEN

"Portico" program puts ethics at the beginning of business education Boston Herald

Globe features junior's year abroad Boston Globe

University ranks 14th in world media appearances Language Monitor

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