Double and Triple Eagles
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An Eagle, in general, is a nickname for a person who graduated from Boston College High School or a Boston College school, typically as an undergraduate, or as a graduate student, including Boston College Law School. The name is derived from the school's nickname (Eagles) and mascot (Baldwin the Eagle).[1]
A person who graduated from BC High and one of the BC schools is known as a "double Eagle". A BC High alumnus who has both an undergraduate and law degree or other graduate degrees from Boston College is known as a "triple Eagle".[2]
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[edit] Notable Double Eagles
- Paul Loscocco
- Silvio O. Conte
- Michael F. Flaherty
- Mike Ingoldsby
- Patrick M. Lane
- Ronald Logue
- Ed Markey
- John A. McNeice Jr
- Daniel A. Seymour
- David Sorgi
- Jerry York
- Steve Trapilo
- Mark Grady
[edit] Notable Triple Eagles
- Garrett Bradley, Massachusetts politician
- William Bulger, Massachusetts politician
- Robert V. Costello, Massachusetts lawyer, former president of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys
- John Curtin, Massachusetts lawyer, former president of the American Bar Association
- Raymond Kenney, former president of the Massachusetts Bar Association
- Michael A. Sullivan, former mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts
- David P. Twomey, professor, Boston College
[edit] See also
[edit] Footnotes
- ^ "Eagle Nickname & Mascot – Boston College Athletic Association official athletic site". http://bceagles.cstv.com/genrel/071000aag.html.
- ^ Frequently Asked Questions. Boston College official website. Retrieved 2009-11-15.
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