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Source: news.yahoo.com --- 17 days ago
In the latest clash in an increasingly public quarrel, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino today called upon Boston College to increase its voluntary payments to the city to offset the tax revenue the city will lose because of the school's recent $67 million purchase of a high-rise apartment complex on Commonwealth Avenue. ... Source: thequad.blogs.nytimes.com --- 11 days ago
Last season was one of the best in the history of the Eagles' program. Now they will try to duplicate that, but without the star quarterback Matt Ryan and the all-American free safety Jamie Silva. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 42 days ago
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Source: notredame.scout.com --- 4 days ago
While it may be frustrating for some Notre Dame fans to see former Boston College quarterback Matt Ryan on the cover of the Playstation 3 version of NCAA Football ’09, it’s actually a good thing because it means that the Irish won’t have to face him again this year. Ryan was 32 of 49 for 291 yards and two touchdowns to lead Boston College to a 27-14 victory at Notre Dame last year. ... Source: clemson.scout.com --- 35 days ago
Can Boston College reload? Does it really have to? There are several question marks, but the Eagles should be more than solid as the season goes on and, thanks to Mark Herzlich and a nasty run defense, they should be in the thick of the ACC title hunt. ... Source: notredame.rivals.com --- 4 days ago
When you lose 17 fifth-year seniors and the quarterback who was the No. 3 overall pick in the NFL draft, you're going to battle without many of the grizzled veterans who got you there. Don't expect Boston College to reach the 11-victory total for the second straight year. But the Eagles know how to win. They've won 39 games the last four years ... Source: www.cstv.com --- 39 days ago
The UCF football team will go on the road to take on Boston College on Sept. 20, in a hostile Alumni Stadium. The contest will mark the first meeting between these two schools on the football field. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 48 days ago
Bellaciao Jun 8 2008 1:27AM GMT ... Source: chronicle.com --- 23 days ago
The Boston Globe reports today that Boston’s mayor, Thomas M. Menino, has assailed Boston College’s plan to expand into the Brighton neighborhood, where the university plans to occupy land once owned by the Boston Archdiocese. In the article, the mayor singled out the university’s plan to buy a high-rise apartment to convert to student residences. “I want them to build on the campus they have right now, not buy up property and turn it into a dormitory,” he told the Globe. “I think they can find the room and come up with a plan that will have the least impact on the neighborhood.” The mayor also criticized the College’s approach to the expansion, which he characterized as confrontational and divisive. The mayor’s comments are bad news for the College. Its plans are under review by the Boston Redevelopment Authority; four of the five members on that board were appointed by Mr. Menino. The Globe also recently reported that the City of Newton may try to get more money out of the College as it expands. “Newton is facing $12-million in budget cuts for next fiscal year and a deficit that’s expected to grow,” the Globe said. “Boston College, which occupies three campuses on 223 acres in Newton and Brighton, pays Newton $100,000 a year in lieu of property taxes, plus a varying amount in contributions to local nonprofit organizations. Last year, the total paid by the College was in excess of $119,000.” A spokesman for the university said the ... Source: www.courant.com --- 52 days ago
Kerri Shields of Archbishop Carroll High in Radnor, Pa., one of UConn's recruiting targets for the 2009 freshman class, has decided to attend Boston College. ... Source: www.courant.com --- 30 days ago
With five schools offering scholarships and more showing interest, Andre Lawrence knew he would have a place in a Division I football program. When it came time to choose, the Hartford Public linebacker looked at some non-football issues to help make a decision. ... Source: graduate-schools.petersons.com --- 48 days ago
The doctoral program in theology has as its goal the formation of theologians who intellectually excel in the church, the... ... Source: cbs4boston.com --- 41 days ago
A shadow fell on Boston College with news of NBC anchor Tim Russert's sudden death. Karen Anderson reports. ...
Source: www.bleacherreport.com --- 7 days ago
Much will be made of Boston College attempting to replace Matt Ryan and the rest of the talented group of seniors that graduated after last year's stunning campaign. The 2008 addition of the Eagles may not be as critically acclaimed, but they should keep the team competitive in a wide-open ACC. Many people think the Eagles will struggle offensively with the loss of Matt Ryan, but I think Steve Logan still has a lot of offensive weapons to exploit for a strong spread attack. All but one receiver return from last season, and top recruited tailback Josh Haden should be a big addition to the team. The running game is the weak link in the offense and will need to develop quickly for the Eagles to have a strong year. The defense will be strong in the front seven with Brian Toal and B.J. Rajii added to the mix this season. Jamie Silva and DeJuan Tribble leave big holes to replace in the secondary. Look for the Eagles to have a dominating run defense that should keep them in a lot of games. I'm breaking the season down into three parts and examining each separately from the others. Part One: Transition Period @ Kent State - W Georgia Tech - W UCF - W Rhode Island - W Record: 4-0 With all the new position players, the Eagles will happy to find that the softest part of their schedule falls within the first four weeks of their season. Kent State shouldn't be a problem for Boston College, as they were one of the worst teams in Div ...
Source: www.universalhub.com --- 2 days ago
And based on his four years here, concludes he knows Boston well enough to condemn it for all time - and then bolsters his all-knowing conclusion with a book about stuff that happened when the Red Sox were owned by people who haven't had anything to do with the team for years, because they're dead. Via Jeff Egnaczyk . ... Source: www.thedailysail.com --- 53 days ago
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Long before Notre Dame's Fighting Irish won gridiron glory or The Cooz electrified Boston Garden, the original Celtic warrior was a long-armed boxer named Dan Donnelly who trounced the hated English champ in a bloody bare-knuckled brawl in 1815 that made him a national hero. Since then, Fighting Irishmen from "Boston Strong Boy" John L. Sullivan to Micky Ward of Lowell have punched their way from Palookaville to world titles in a sport that gives immigrants a fighting chance at the American Dream. The battling sons of Ye Ould Sod are back in the ring again including honorary Irishman Mohammed Ali in a barnburner of an exhibit at Boston College. Arriving like a haymaker in the stately Burns Library with its glorious stained glass windows, "The Fighting Irishmen: Celebrating Celtic Prizefighters, 1820 to the Present" delivers more knockouts than the Friday Night Fights. Organized by James J. Houlihan, a New York businessman who promotes Irish culture, it explores the history, social impact and public image of boxing through a remarkable collection of memorabilia and artifacts. "The bravery and tenacity of the Gaels, especially as heroic warriors, are renowned throughout history," he said. "The champions we celebrate (in this show) exemplify this great tradition." A longtime boxing fan, Houlihan decided to organize the exhibit after seeing a show about the Golden Age of Jewish fighters from the 1920s. When his exhibit about Irish bo ...