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What can the meeting accomplish? That may depend on who leads it. Many feel that the man to watch will be not the frail Pope but Dario Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos, who heads the church's powerful Congregation for the Clergy. But the conservative Pontiff made headlines Saturday, ordering Bishops to "diligently investigate accusations" against priests for breaking their vows of celibacy. "It's a mistake to underestimate him," says George Weigel, the Pope's biographer...
...What can the meeting accomplish? That may depend on who leads it. Many feel that the man to watch will be not the frail Pope but Dario Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos, who heads the church's powerful Congregation for the Clergy. But the conservative Pontiff made headlines Saturday, ordering Bishops to "diligently investigate accusations" against priests for breaking their vows of celibacy. "It's a mistake to underestimate him," says George Weigel, the Pope's biographer...
...This morning was all about battling MIT,” Lockwood said. “They are a strong crew this year and being able to accomplish a decisive win against them is very exciting. It highlights the fact that we have gotten even faster, and stronger, from the end of last year. We put many hours into practice—both on and off the water—and it’s great to see it paying...
...Finalizing the race, we had one of our best sprints yet this season, which was especially nice to accomplish given that we were challenged at this point in the race,” Lockwood added...
...honest with ourselves—there’s no shortage of arrogance among Harvard students. When you tell a room of science concentrators that statistically, two of them will win Nobel Prizes, each wonders who the other winner will be. This over-confidence allows us to accomplish great things, but it also causes us to cast furtive glances at our peers, sizing up and being sized up. But the downside to this arrogance and competitiveness is that many of us here at Harvard have fragile egos. The minute our gremlins pop our halos, we’re in trouble...