Volume 3., September 1986-May 1987.

Number 1 references: appointment of Robert S. Parker as Business School Dean; Humanity on Medicine Award to Archbishop Fiorenzo Angelini; naming of Charles L. Currie, S.J., as Bicentennial Director; opening of AIDS clinic at Hospital; appointment of John Langan, S.J., as director of Woodstock Theological center; initiation of Home Care Program at Hospital; and completion of Live Aid project review by CIPRA. Special Issue contains text of: Board of Directors resoltion re divestment; pastoral letter of the Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference on Economic Pressure for Justice; and policy statement on divestment from Administrative Board of United States Catholic Conference. Number 2 references appointment of John F. Griffith as Executive Vice President for Health Sciences and Deorector of Medical Center. Number 3 (which has line drawing of Leavey Center on its cover) references: self-incorporation of Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS); receipt of President's Citition by SOME Dental Clinic; establishment of Nehemiah and Naomi Cohen Professorship in Pulmonary Disease (Research); and death of Joseph Godson. Number 4 references: opening of Mother Teresa AIDS home at 2800 Otis Street, N.E.; and award of first Aggrey Medal. Number 5 references: expansion of Sleep Disorder Clinic; award of Rhodes Scholarships to Nina Bowen, Mark Ouweleen, and Brett Scharffs; and death of Susan H. Hamrell. Number 6 references approval of bone marrow transplant program at Lombardi Cancer Center. Number 7 references: closing of Dental School; and establishment of Center on Aging at Medical School. Number 8 (which carries Bicentennial seal on its cover) references inaugural issue of The Georgetown Journal of legal Ethics; establishment of W. Proctor Harvey Visiting Professorship of Cardiology and Nehemiah and Naomi Cohen Chair in Pulmonary Disease (Nehemiah Cohen was the founder of Giant Food Company).