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THE BEGinniDG OF THE 2005—2006 /lOIDEmiC school Presideht, Reiêrehd Bri/id F LinnyinE, celebr^tihg communiTv The tr/igedv of Hurric^he H>rmin>i brought in >inD raised monEV for the iîcTims. Although the ve/ir loco LOVOLyl F^SHIOn, WE >4LL v4D>IPTED TO THE CHARGES. totally opening ' - — The newlydeclared PresidentofLoyola College, Fr. Brian Linnane, stands before those gathered to celebrate his Inauguration. ReitzArenawas filled to capacity with members of the College community and special guests. The Inauguration of the Reverend Brian from both the Loyola College community F. Linnane, S.J. marked the beginning of the and beyond. The principal celebrant was tenure of the twenty-fourth president of Cardinal William H. Keeler, Archbishop of Loyola College. After the passing of the the BaltimoreArchdiocese.Attheconclusion beloved Reverend Harold Ridley in January ofthe Liturgy,those presentjoined in praying 2005, the Presidential Search Committee for the success and happiness of Fr. Linnane was charged with the intensive task to find as he began his new role. This Liturgy served a successor for the president. After careful as a reminder of the central role that faith consideration, Fr. Linnane was selected as plays in the ongoing mission of the College the best individual for the leadership of the and the dedication to the ideals of keeping College and to build upon the foundations faith as a central focus in its leadership. which his predecessors had built. The Inauguration Ceremony took place Thecelebrationofthetransitionofleadership the morning of Friday, October 21, 2005. was marked by a week-long series of Members of the student body, faculty, staff, events, beginning on Sunday, October and administration were joined by alumni 16, 2005 with a faculty reception at the and parents, government and Church Baltimore Country Club. On Tuesday, officials,as well as corporate officers in Reitz October 18,the Student Government Arena. Also in attendance were over one AssociationandtheOfficeofStudent hundred delegates from universities across Development co-sponsored a the country. student celebration on the quad which included live music, a Cardinal William H. Keeler, Representative buffet, and fireworks set off Benjamin L. Cardin, Attorney General J. from the roof of Maryland Joseph Curran, Mayor Martin O’Malley, Jr., J. Hall. Christopher B. Nelson, President of St. John’s College, James G. Linz, President of The following day, the Loyola CollegeAlumniAssociation,John Wednesday October A. Gray, President ofthe Faculty Senate, and 19,marked two events John M. McNamara, President ofthe Student that were unique to GovernmentAssociation greeted Fr. Linnane this Inauguration. at the beginning of the Convocation. M. At the request Cathleen Kaveny,PhD,Fr.Linnane’s colleague of Fr. Linnane, fromYale University,wasthe keynotespeaker a symposium for the convocation. After the Investiture entitled “Faith, of the President and the Missioning of Justice, and the the President, Fr. Linnane addressed the Intellectual Life: Jesuit assembly. He announced his plans to make Education at Loyola the 2006-2007 school year a “Year of the College” was held in the City,” and he discussed the importance of fourth floor programming service to Loyola’s community. The Loyola room. The panelists who College Community applauded Fr. Linnane’s participated included Fred willingness to lead Loyola into a new era. Derrick,chairoftheEconomics department, Elissa Derrickson, At the conclusion of the Convocation, all in an Associate Professor in the attendancewere invitedtoaluncheon onthe Biology department, June Ellis, an quad. This luncheon offered the opportunity Associate Professor in the English for those present to share a meal together department, the Rev. Kevin Gillespie, and welcome the newly inaugurated S.J., director ofthe Masters program in president. This event marked the end of Spiritual and Pastoral Care, and Claire the week-long Inauguration events and the Mathews McGinnis, Associate Professor beginning of Fr. Linnane’s official tenure as in the Theology department. Later in the President of Loyola College. evening, an alumni leadership reception was held to mark the opening of the new installation ofthe Presidential portrait inThe Study, located on the third floor of Jenkins StorybyEileen Bocchicchio c Hall. The installation features the portraits andRichardShami o v> of fourteen of the College’s past presidents £ o which were found after many years. The &0 D portraits have been carefully restored and CC3 placed in new frames. £3 c On Thursday afternoon, Fr. Linnane “0O) concelebrated Mass with numerous priests <u CL 2005 fall of 24th the preside Personable, outgoing, made the students a huge part of and patient are some of the first his tenure at Loyola,” states Green impressions one may get upon and Grey member Matthew Hayek. meetingthe Rev.Brian F.Linnanefor “He is extremely personable and the first time in person. Beginning an asset to the college.” A with a firm handshake and a regular at the Fitness concentrated gaze, a stimulating and Aquatics Center, Fr. Linnane conversation usually follows and demonstrates and lives the Jesuit may take unexpected directions. belief of the importance of the Although Fr. Linnane is the single entire person. Declaring the 2006 most influential individual at Loyola academic year as “Year of the College, he does not stand aloof City” is one such example of his from the rest ofthe community. innovative thinking, connecting Equally open to students, the college community to the faculty, and staff, Fr. Linnane has surrounding neighborhoods in made it a priority to get to know an effort to enhance the lives of the Loyola College community on those that are in the Baltimore a personal level and has taken this area. Reflecting upon his to heart. In his months at Loyola, declaration, Fr. Linnane sees this Fr. Linnane has set the tone for his as an opportunity to show Loyola June,hewas a professor ofreligious masters degree in political science tenure by breaking away from the students what they can offer to studies and an assistant dean at the at Georgetown University. Since he conventional stereotype of college the cityaswell as whatthe diverse College of the Holy Cross, where was interested in joining the Jesuit or university president. He can city of Baltimore can offer them. he had been for the past eleven ordersincehissenioryearatBoston often be seen around campus, not He takes pride in challenging years. He is a scholar who happens College, Fr. Linnane decided to only walking to or from places, people to stretch themselves and to have agood sense ofhumor and study theology at the Jesuit School but taking the time to meet and go beyond their comfort zone in a clever wit. Making his impression ofTheology in Berkeley, California. occasionally join students, faculty, orderto realize theirfull potential. at Loyola in thefew months that he Despite his initial impression of and staff for meetings and extra- Reaching beyond the comfort has been here, Fr. Linnane is known theology, he quickly warmed up to curricular activities.“Fr. Linnane has zone is what will prove to be one to be able to relate to students the subject. Linnane completed his ofthe most interesting challenges and help them whatever their need Licentiate in Sacred Theology at of Fr. Linnane’s tenure. He joins may be. He has demonstrated his JesuitSchoolofTheologyin Berkeley Loyola at an interesting point extreme caring in regards to his then continued to earn his master’s in the history of the college, on interactions with students. degree and Ph.D. in theology from the dawn of new expansion and Fr. Linnane grew up in Yale University. renewal. Medford, Massachusetts, a Boston With the life experiences Relatively new to higher suburb. One of three children, that Fr. Linnane brings to the Loyola education administration and Linnane’s liberal political views College, he hopes to support the management,some ofFr.Linnane’s contrasted with the conservative community in exceeding the goals trademark characteristics can views ofhisfather.An enthusiastfor thattheysetin regardstoacademics, be traced to his beginnings socialand political issues,Fr.Linnane be it in the classroom, conducting as a professor. Before his is known to have his opinions while research, or other scholarly selection as Loyola’s at the same time respecting those endeavors.With his disposition and new President in of others. It is characteristic of openness, Fr. Linnane views his role him to desire to learn more about as a moderator, a member of the ^ / » different views, even though they community rather than an abstract I may differ from his own. superior.Through his vision and his This interest values,Fr.Linnane promises to guide in politics motivated Fr. the college in new and different Linnane to attend Boston directions for the duration of his College then pursue a tenure. The Reverend Fr. Brian Linnane addresses those gathered to celebrate his inauguration. In his address, Linnane declared the 2006 - 2007 academic year as a“Year ofthe City.”