New York
City Recruiting
Featured 1 to 14 December
Students interested in working in New York City
and surrounding areas should submit their resume by December
9th to the Office of Recruiting at the King Center, 19 Deerfield
Street. Interviews will be held in New York City on January
4th and 5th. Open to all Schools and all Majors.
The John Templeton Lectures on Freedom, Markets,
and Economic Justice
Featured 3 to 11 December
The Templeton Foundation is sponsoring a two-semester
seminar course here at BU, taught by Professors Glenn Loury
and Alan Wolfe. The course explores the question of whether
economic and political freedom lead to "progress" toward a
more just society. As a part of this course, periodic lectures
are given in the evening by prominent intellectuals and civic
leaders that are open to the public.
Photographic Resource Center
Featured 1 to 11 December
The Photographic Resource Center's biannual auction
of fine art photography presents works by artists from the
region and abroad, representing the history and future of
the medium, in an event that benefits New England's only center
for creative photography. Live Auction: December 10th at the
PRC.
The Center
for Millennial Studies
Featured 1 to 9 December
Knowing of a Time; Knowing the Time -- A Multidisciplinary
Inquiry into Historical and Contemporary Practices of Dating
the End. Third Annual International Conference on Millennialism
presented by the CMS December 6-8, 1998.
Law Library
Featured 24 November to 3 December
The Boston University Law Library has released
their new Web site.
Instructional Technology
Grant Program
Featured 20 November to 1 December
The program, funded by the Office of the Provost,
will provide awards to faculty and instructional staff for
projects that creatively and productively use technology to
enhance methods of instruction and our students' educational
experience.
Classes
and Registration
Featured 2 November to 1 December
The Student Link is a convenient, one-stop Web
site for class listings, availability, and registration for
the Spring Semester 1999.
Post-Modernisms:
Origins, Consequences, Reconsiderations
Featured 13 to 24 November
The Boston, Melbourne, Oxford Conversazioni on
Culture and Society present this event, which runs November
20-21.
Bach Festival
Featured 12 to
20 November
Marsh Chapel and Boston University proudly present
a Bach Festival, featuring the Marsh Chapel Choir, the Boston
Bach Ensemble and Schola Cantorum. The festival runs November
20-22, with several concerts and symposia.
Unlinked on 7/7/2004.
Library Web
Featured 2 to 13 November
Mugar Memorial Library has redesigned its site
for improved access to the wealth of information resources
and services available to the Boston University community.
BU
Conference on Language Development
Featured 28 October to 2 November
The Conference, which has become one of the best
known conferences on language development in the world, is
run by students in the Applied Linguistics Program, under
the guidance of a faculty adviser. Featured 4 to 8 November
Fall Open House
You are cordially invited to attend Boston University´s
24th Annual Open House. Explore the possibilities -- academic,
cultural, and social -- that make up the Boston University
experience.
The
Great Debate
Featured
27 to 29 October
The Great Debate takes place Wednesday, October
28 in Morse Auditorium at Boston University from 6:30 - 8:30
p.m. Debaters from ABC, CBS, The New York Times, and Boston
University tackle the topic: "A question of trust: Can
we believe what journalists report as news?"
Symposium:
The Claims of Memory
Featured 22 to 27 October
A celebration of the life and work of Elie Wiesel,
author, scholar, human rights activist, and Andrew W. Mellon
Professor in the Humanities at Boston University. Mr Wiesel's
achievements have earned him numerous honors and awards, including
the 1986 Nobel Prize for Peace.
Homecoming/Family
Weekend
Featured 22 to 26 October
Festivals, parties, dinners, a barbeque and a parade...it
must be Homecoming and Family Weekend 1998.
Items below were featured before Feature section was added
to home page
Free
Screening of Central Station
16
September 1998
All Boston University students, faculty, and staff
are invited to attend a screening of Central Station, the
latest movie produced by Arthur Cohn.
Registration
Form - Web Classes
25
August 1998
Faculty, staff, and students can now register for
any of the Web classes that NIS and the Library are teaching
this fall.
The Terrier Card
20
August 1998
The Terrier Card will be the new University identification
card beginning in Fall 1998. This site gives you information
about the who, when, what, where and why for the new card.
E-mail
Forever
20
August 1998
President Westling announced at the May 1 Senior
Brunch that the University is now providing, as one of its
gifts to graduating seniors, e-mail forwarding for life.
Removed links to discontinued
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