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16 LLNE News: Newsl. L. Librarians New Eng. 1 (1994-1995)

handle is hein.lbr/llnews0016 and id is 1 raw text is: Boston College School of Law breaks ground for new Law Library Boston College Law School marked the beginning of a four- phase, ten-year building program by breaking ground for a new law library on June 28. Members of the law school community, alumni, university trustees and administrators, and Newton officials and residents were on hand to witness the ceremonial start of the building project's first phase. Law Library Director Sharon Hamby O'Connor, who served as emcee for the groundbreaking cer- emony and is co-chair of the law school's Building Committee, noted that the Law School will gain a state- of-the-art facility serving faculty, stu- dents, and alumni. The new law li- brary is scheduled for completion in January 1996. Nothing is quite as exhilirating as a new beginning, and today we Staff of the Law Library and administrators of the College prepare to break ground for the new building. begin a project that will be enor- mously important to Boston College Law School and to the city of Newton .... Certainly the law school library will be an enhancement to the university, said Boston College Presi- dent Rev. J. Donald Monan, S.J. dur- ing the groundbreaking ceremony. He added, Libraries really are the fundamental basis for the legal edu- cation that students take to their clini- cal practice in the world about them. So, in a very special way, the cre- ation of this library will be a re-cre- ation of the law school itself and of the process of education that takes place here. This law school has al- ways stood for three things. It has stood for quality and excellence in academic training. It has stood for a remarkable sense of community in the life of the school itself. And it has always stood for a type of com- munity service that has been one of the ideals of our students and of our graduates who represent the law school in public life .... As we break ground here today, we assure that this law school will continue to serve the great public good as it has over the years of our history.

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