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May 2004

Born: Boston, moved to Chestnut Hill when I was 50

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Boston College High School, Boston College Law School, Carroll School of Management, The College of Arts & Sciences, Connell School of Nursing, The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, The Graduate School of Social Work, Lynch School of Education, Weston Jesuit School of Theology, Woods College of Advancing Studies

Boston College, Attended - , Class of , Other

The University of Chestnut Hill

"EVER TO EXCEL, to do better than others, and bring glory to my forebears, who indeed were very great ... this is my ancestry; this is the blood I am proud to inherit ..."(Homer), I also like drinking beer.

Anything on Fr. Neenan's Deans List. I'm a diehard fan of Aristotle, Acquinas and Augustine, but I tend to get more animated about Foucault, Sports Illustrated and the J. Crew catalogue. I'm really into Biblical commentary (though I rarely pick up the original).

Any book by Tom Clancy that has been made into a movie and any movie starring Chris O'Donnell.

For Boston!, Hail Alma Mater (though I usually forget the words), Techno's Greatest Hits Vol. 3 (or whatever the name is of the mix they play at every game in Conte Forum).

I love watching my professors on CSPAN, my athletes on ESPN and my alumni on seemingly every existing reality TV show.

I am not a college. I am not in Boston. Sure I was the first college to be founded in Boston (and don't let any other "Boston" universities tell you otherwise), but I've since grown up into a university and moved out to Chestnut Hill. My friends call me "The Heights." John F. Kennedy (Hon'56,'63) called me "The Jesuit Ivy." People will tell you I want to be Harvard/Princeton/Yale during the week and USC/Miami/Notre Dame on the weekend, and maybe there's just a little truth to that. But I'm working on my endowment (on my way to $2 billion), moving to the ACC (so long, Big East), acquiring new land (over 120 acres last year), and can't seem to stop winning bowl games, Fulbrights and Rhodes Scholarships. And while I failed to put my first alum into the Oval Office last November (hats off Kerry, better luck in '08), my men's and women's basketball and hockey teams are lifting my spirits and well on their way to National Championships in 2005 ... so I'm damn proud to be BC!


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