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B.U. Bridge: Boston University community's weekly newspaper

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DON'T MISS Julian Zelizer, CAS History, talks about his new book, The American Congress, at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, November 3, at Barnes and Noble at BU. Mailing List Contact Us Staff Reaching out across the Web Thefacebook.com shows a different side of staff and faculty By Jessica Ullian Daniel Berkowitz, the assistant director of Disability Services, says the online network Thefacebook.com makes administrators more accessible to students.“It might make us a little more human,” he says. Photo by Kalman Zabarsky In the past six months, certain members of the BU community have been able to discover that Katherine J. Kennedy, director of the Howard Thurman Center, likes cooking and decorating, that Daniel Berkowitz, the assistant director of Disability Services, enjoys fife and drum music, and that Dean of Students Kenneth Elmore is, according to one student, “hands down the coolest man alive!” Kennedy, Berkowitz, and Elmore are among a small but growing number of staffers and faculty who

B.U. Bridge: Boston University community's weekly newspaper DON'T MISS Julian Zelizer, CAS History, talks about his new book, The American Congress , at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, November 3, at Barnes and Noble at BU. Week of 29 October 2004 · Vol. VIII, No. 9 www.bu.edu/bridge Search the Bridge Mailing List Contact Us Staff Reaching out across the Web Thefacebook.com shows a different side of staff and faculty By Jessica Ullian Daniel Berkowitz, the assistant director of Disability Services, says the online network Thefacebook.com makes administrators more accessible to students."It might m

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