The Return of the Missing Owl

Though secure in its perch above the center door on the south of end of the quad for more than forty years, in the late 1970s the iconic Regis owl disappeared, seemingly the victim of a teenage prank. Despite the valiant efforts of the assistant headmaster, Mr. John Tricamo, its whereabouts could no...

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Published inTeach Me to Be Generous p. 155
Main Author Andreassi, Anthony
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United Kingdom Fordham University Press 2014
Subjects
Applied sciences
Boards of trustees
Business
Business administration
Catholic schools
Catholicism
Christian philosophy
Christianity
Church groups
Corporate boards
Corporate governance
Ecclesiology
Education
Educational administration
Educational institutions
Formal education
Hand weapons
High schools
History of the Americas
Human populations
Minority group students
Minority groups
Parochial schools
Population studies
Private schools
Religion
RELIGION & BELIEFS
Religious organizations
School admission
Schools
Secondary schools
Social sciences
Society of Jesus
Spiritual belief systems
Swords
Technology
Urban & municipal planning
Weapons
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Summary:Though secure in its perch above the center door on the south of end of the quad for more than forty years, in the late 1970s the iconic Regis owl disappeared, seemingly the victim of a teenage prank. Despite the valiant efforts of the assistant headmaster, Mr. John Tricamo, its whereabouts could not be determined. Realizing the significance of the old bird to many of the alumni, Father Raymond Swords, S.J., president of Regis from 1976 to 1980, asked Tricamo to redouble his efforts to find it. After much careful detective work, Tricamo was able to make contact with a
ISBN:0823256332
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