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...nearby auditorium the Pope spoke of the need to harmonize "the values of science with the values of conscience." To many Pope watchers, it was far more powerful than his two previous major speeches as a world statesman, one to the United Nations General Assembly during his American tour in 1979, the other at UNESCO headquarters in Paris last year. "Humanity must make a moral about-face," the Pope said. "From now on it is only through a conscious choice . . . that humanity can survive." He warned against "technological development for its own sake" and "nonstop economic expansion" that leaves...
...complicated agreement that had been hammered out and haggled over during two weeks of often hot-tempered negotiations, and which now signaled the end of a spreading student strike. When the accord was signed an hour later, triumphant cheers erupted from the 800 students assembled in the university auditorium...
...that it was absolutely essential to keep control of the club out of the hands of the Eliot House faction. For the droves of Q-World people and the many Democrats (It's an even but that there were as many Democrats as Republicans at Boylston Auditorium that night) who participated in the election, this was reason enough. Carina Campobasse...
...noisily skeptical fans before the start of a game at the Astrodome. "We'll get in any door we can," says Jane Weaver, 33, TOT managing director. "We have to be flexible enough to play in a high school gym as well as a 2,000-seat auditorium." That frequently exercised adaptability, says Baritone Robert Galbraith, one of TOT'S standout voices, is "the wonderful thing about us. We can take opera anywhere...
Meeting in the Boylston Auditorium, about 50 club members also elected Dennis C. Shea '83 of Winthrop House as vice-president, John Manning '82 of Quincy House as treasurer, and Greg J. Gross '83 of Quincy House as Secretary. All assume office immediately, Michael T. Kerr '81, outgoing president, said yesterday...