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good evening. >> good evening. >> all right, thank you all folks forcoming this evening. this is a very special,can you hear me now? so i'd like to formally welcomeour extended community. we have with us this evening our members of our scar advisory boardif i could ask them to please stand. i have ambassador mcdonald andhis wife crystal, casey sorres, allan grobin and lester cheney. are there are any other ones? if you could please stand. >> [applause]>> scar's headed an extraordinaryadvisory board over the years and they continued to be committedto our great causes. we also have a wonderful set of faculty. will the scar facultymembers please stand? we've got several of you. >> [applause]>> all right. >> [applause]>> all right, and our scar students,could we ask you to please stand? >> [applause]. >> andi know there are some alumni out there. how about some alumni? >> [applause]>> all right, there we go...

- father bernauer is thekraft family professor at the department ofphilosophy at boston college. he is also director of thecenter for jewish-christian learning at boston college, and he's done a reallygreat job leading that. his fields of interestinclude holocaust studies, german jewry, and thephilosophies of michel foucault and hannah arendt. father bernauer hasedited a number of books and written extensively on hannah arendt and michel foucault. he's contributed a number of essays to father tom worcester's "cambridge encyclopedia of the jesuits." his talk today will drawfrom his most recent book, which he co-edited withrobert maryks, titled, "the tragic couple: encountersbetween jesuits and jews" and his current researchon jesuits and jews during the period of the holocaust. so please join me inwelcoming father jim bernauer. (applause) - thank you, tom. it's on, obviously. i want to thank you for the invitation. thank you for your presence here tod...