“Ultimately the thing that I realized I was most interested in is why people like things and how entertainment works,” Kevin Allocca said. “And there are few things you can do that are at...
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The Midas Touch
Erik Weihenmayer, BC '99, lost his sight when he turned 13—since then, he's become one of the most accomplished athletes in the world: He’s completed the Seven Summits, climbed technically challenging icefaces around the...
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Fr. Michael Davidson, S.J., Stresses Community Building as He Heads Up BAIC
R ev. Michael Davidson, S.J. was only supposed to spend one year as a part of Boston College’s Campus Ministry department. His provincial sent him to BC to do a master’s in educational leadership, and...
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The Path Less Taken
T here was a play in last year’s Pinstripe Bowl where Iowa tight end Noah Fant, a 6-foot-5, 241-pound giant, was the target of a dump-off pass. Fant, who has made his presence...
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A Knee-Jerk Recovery
B oston College football was thriving in early November. Just 10 months ago, the Eagles—winners of three-straight ACC games—were full steam ahead, with their much-anticipated home game against then-No. 23 North Carolina State on...
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