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John Wolfson

John Wolfson

Editor-in-Chief at Boston College Magazine

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  • English
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  • Education
  • Higher Education
  • Demographics
  • Entertainment

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Recent Articles

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“Don’t Give Me the Babe in the Woods Routine”

As a crusading federal prosecutor, Edward McDonald ’68 sent some of the country’s most notorious mafia leaders to prison. But what he’ll always be known for is playing himself in the classic Martin Scorsese film Goodfellas.
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Everyone Matters

Fred Tirrell ’57, PhD’82, spent his career in education. At eighty-nine years old, he published a collection of children’s books with an urgent message.
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Dynasty

The BC women’s lacrosse team just won its second NCAA title in four years.
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Come Rain or Shine

Checking in with BC alum Dave Epstein, one of Boston's most beloved meteorologists. 
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What I've Learned: Maria Estela Brisk - Boston College

Across a legendary half-century career, Brisk has earned her reputation as a leading expert on language and education, and an unapologetic warrior for the rights of America’s bilingual learners.
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Revitalizing the Catholic Church

The presidents of Boston College and Notre Dame share their visions for the Church’s future. 
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Why Are We So Lonely?

Americans are reporting alarming rates of loneliness and social isolation.
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AS TOLD TO: Odette Lienau

The new Boston College Law School dean on training lawyers to serve others and protect the rule of law. 
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How the Right Learned to Take Comedy Seriously

Conservatives are suddenly all in on being funny. BC Communication Department Chair Matt Sienkiewicz explains why.
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A New World Order?

A New World Order?
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The Pandemics to Come

The Pandemics to Come