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Both Woods and the Rev. Juan Cortes, a Jesuit psychology teacher at Georgetown, point out that in traditional Catholic teaching on possession, the evil spirit was considered to be a lesser demon, not the devil himself. Cortes doubts the existence of such lesser demons, seeing them merely as archaic religious...
Brink of Change. The homage to Franco was genuine enough. He has, after all, given Spain one of the longest periods of peace in its history and has presided over its most prosperous decade. As for Spain's autocratic political system, the Caudillo last year assured his subjects in...
Disastrous Union. Most of the princess's 36 years have been spent in the pursuit of beauty. But then, as she explains, "glamour can begin only when all the groundwork has been laid." For Luciana, the groundwork came early in adolescence, when "all legs and big feet, thick at...
Vittert seems determined to avoid the transgressions that brought failure last year to Cortes Randell's National Student Marketing Corp., a firm that offered much the same services as College Marketing (TIME, April 13). A prime source of Randell's trouble was lax supervision of his representatives. College...
In a Senate speech, he argued that the agreement should have been examined publicly by the Senate instead of being worked out in secret, and he noted that it will be submitted for approval to Spain's legislative body, the Cortes. He found it ironic that on this topic...