Word: ils
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Some Law School students have complained about the retirement rule, and 39 students in Cox's IL signed a letter printed this week in the Harvard Law Record, stating "Mandatory retirement is a silly, demeaning policy at all times, but its evils are especially apparent in the case of Archibald...
These were but two of 17 changes made by John Paul in his most thorough shake-up to date of the church's powerful administrative body, the Curia-moves that Italian newspapers described as "il terremoto" (the earthquake). In doing so, the Pope further weakened the traditional influence of Italians on Roman Catholicism's bureaucratic machinery. When the Second Vatican Council began in 1962, twelve of 16 Curia offices were headed by Italians; as a result of the latest moves, 16 out of 22 are now headed by foreigners. There are rumors that the Pope is planning...
Partly in an effort to alleviate the pressure of the IL paper chase, the Review adopted a new system to take effect next year whereby writing performance will also account for 30 percent of the score in the grades track of the competition...
...Review affects ILs in a big way," says Susan E. Keller '83, a coordinator of the IL protest. The weight it attaches to grades compounds the already considerable academic pressures of the first year, she adds...
...Said Reagan in a press conference: "I am a little struck by these born-again budget balancers, who for 40 out of the last 44 years have controlled both houses of Congress and who have rel-giously had a policy of deficit spending and never raised their voices about il." Fumed House Speaker Tip O'Neill: "On the campaign trail, the President condemns deficits. Here in Washington, lie defends them...