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Opus Dei crossed the Atlantic and took root in Chicago in 1949. Since then, according to Opus Dei’s Office of Communications, it has spread its “apostolic activities” into about 35 cities in the United States. Internationally, the Work is known foremost for its members’ conservative political influence, according to the British journalist Robert Hutchinson, author of Their Kingdom Come: Inside The Secret World Of Opus Dei, and a reporter for The Guardian...
...First and foremost I want to win another Ivy League championship,” Wahlberg says. “Then I want to not just be competitive in a regional but win a regional. I think that in the past we’ve had the starting staff deep enough to win the regional, and now we have the bullpen to go with...
...alluded to in his speech at Opening Exercises, thinks that students are “here to work.” By merging these positions as the College embarks on its curricular review, they have ensured that the new dean will be responsible for academics first are foremost, and everything else only as time allows...
...champion of symbolist, non-realistic design, Craig was one of the foremost theatrical designers of the early twentieth century. Born in 1872 to English actress Ellen Terry and architect Edward Godwin, Craig performed with his mother on stage in his youth but ultimately found theatrical design to be his true passion...
...can’t live your life thinking of potential threats,” Gelfman said. “It is never the foremost thought in my mind. I take four buses a day. It can’t be. You get into a routine and live your life...