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...represent a national bishops' conference but was appointed by the Pope, gained in stature. He could be poised to become the leader of the conservative wing of the U.S. hierarchy. Prominent among the progressives was Godfried Cardinal Danneels, 52, of Belgium, a disciple of his predecessor Leo Jozef Cardinal Suenens, one of the great liberals of the Second Vatican Council. John Paul's appointment of Danneels as the synod official assigned to summarize the discussions was one indication that the Pope is not quite so conservative as he is sometimes depicted. So was the Pope's bow toward ecumenism last...
Saying he has "no idea" if the president will respond to the petition, Professor of History Leo Spitzer said McLaughlin's "history of responding to the faculty has been poor...
What's more, the Saint is in fifth place on the single-season rushing list with 765 yards this year. He can move past his 1984 total with 58 more yards and past Bobby Leo '67 and into third place with 63 yards...
...area. Like the running backs, Harvard's receivers have blazing speed. And there's plenty of people here, too. Eight Cantabs caught a pass last week. The biggest threat, though, is Santiago, who's caught twice as many passes as anyone. Even RECEIVERS: The top targets here are flanker Leo Carlin, who has caught 21 passes for 312 yards, Fennerty, who has grabbed 18 catches for 144 yards and one touchdown, and speedy split end Lee Hull, who checks in with 11 catches for 246 yards and two touchdowns. Senior Greg Laugeni is the tight end. Don't forget, though...
...Leo Pemberton owner of Pemberton's market at the corner of Rindge and Mass. Ave., where O'Neill has been known to shop, also senses that the neighborhood is changing. Pemberton recalls, "It used to be predominantly a two- and three-decker neighborhood; it was all families...Now it's students and professionals...