The best teachers a first-generation law student ever had.
AUTHOR
Joseph Wakelee-Lynch
Articles by Author
David Berry ’92, M. Ed. ’96 and Theresa Smith ’93
Theresa enjoyed David’s jokes and stories, his big personality, and his ease with an audience. She even told a friend, “If that David Berry asked me to marry him, I would do it.”
The Gift of the Dead
The last gift of a Jesuit may be one given after he dies.
Dear LMU — Letters From Our Readers, Winter 2015
Letters From Our Readers, Winter 2015
Life Sciences Building
On Oct. 5, 2015, LMU’s new Life Sciences Building was dedicated with a celebration of more than 400 alumni, local government leaders and friends. We asked some of those now teaching there to describe a feature of the building they especially like.
Which Tradition Should I Be Part Of?
Chat is an LMU Magazine feature that links current students with alumni by using social media to get alumni answers to student questions.
Hunger Strike
David L. Ulin explores political reality and fictional dystopia in “The Hunger Games” films with director Francis Lawrence ’91.
Minority Treatment
When Japanese-Americans returned to Los Angeles from internment camps in 1945, their struggles continued. Edward Whelan, S.J., president of then-Loyola University, did something about it.
Whiplashed
Technological change is reshaping the music biz and rerouting revenues. Who is singing odes of joy or songs of lament?
World Limit
The Jesuit contribution to the sciences can be gauged by 35 Moon craters named for scientists and mathematicians of the Society of Jesus.