Word: finall
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...excommunication is Rome's final action against Lefebvre, who opposed the liberalizing policies of the 1962-65 Second Vatican Council and then set up his own seminary in Econe. An agreement worked out last month seemed to herald a reconciliation, but it collapsed three weeks ago. By going ahead with the ceremony, Lefebvre sought to perpetuate his 100,000-member renegade movement, since his newly consecrated bishops can in turn ordain their own priests. Dismissing his excommunication, the Archbishop declared, "I am a bishop of the Catholic Church who will continue to spread the faith...
...says each application is thoroughly reviewedagain, and then elections are held. The officersmust choose the final 2200 acceptances, whichoften means eliminating several students who hadbeen elected by the entire committee. This yearthe college had to eliminate an extra 209 from thesemi-final figure...
Under Coach Bob Scalise in 1984, Sasner helped the women's soccer team to the NCAA Quarterfinals before the squad fell to UMass. During her senior year, under first-year Coach Tim Wheaton, the Crimson fell short of the Ivy League championship and the NCAA Tournament in the final weekend of the season, but posted a solid 8-2-3 overall record...
Sasner was so good a skater that she frequently worked out on the ice with the nationally ranked men's ice hockey team--including the squad that went to the NCAA Tournament final game...
Professors and teaching fellows speculated thatthe policy change had to do with money. Teachingfellows said they receive $2350 for helping outwith a Summer School course, but that graders--whohelp only to grade students' final exams--receive$15 per student. Most of the professors contactedsaid their courses had enrollments of under 100students, and they added that employing gradersthus costs considerably less money than hiringTFs...