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...three-day meeting at Loyola University is billed as an "emergency conference for new voters." It was organized by the National Association of Student Governments and has the support of 100 student body presidents...
...Choice. The NORC sociologists also learned that loneliness, reflected in a desire to marry, was the most important reason that men left the ministry, while problems of faith were relatively unimportant. Another study, based on in-depth interviews with 271 priests by psychologists at Chicago's Loyola University, did disclose, however, one problem with belief. Even many priests loyal to their vocation have an "incompletely developed faith," in part attributable, the psychologists said, to the church's emphasis on "the extrinsic aspects of belief...
...formulated his gravitational laws, it has recently encountered its most serious challenge. One consequence of the theory is that light and other electromagnetic waves should be measurably bent when passing through a strong gravitational field. Contesting Einstein's equations, Physicists Robert Dicke of Princeton and Carl Brans of Loyola University (New Orleans) argued that such waves are bent to a lesser extent than Einstein had predicted. Though subtle and wrapped in complex mathematics, the differences in the two theories are extremely important. As Einstein himself once admitted, if only one part of his theory was proved wrong, the entire...
...students at Los Angeles' Loyola University, the imitation of W. C. Fields in My Little Chickadee seemed uncannily exact. And why not? The imitator was W.C.'s grandson Ronald, 20, who was using the act to propel his campaign for student-body president. He even paraphrased parts of his grandfather's 1940 book, Fields for President. Sample: "Many of you have asked why I am running for President when I already have a promising future as a veterinarian." Unlike Grandpa...
...person who was ever more responsible and ever more loving. The church and the Jesuit structures were narrowing areas in which I could express my love." He resented the fact that when he said Mass, "people thought I was doing some kind of magic." After taking a leave from Loyola University of Los Angeles to spend a year at Esalen, Hilsdale says, "I found my value. At least I knew that if I was a sinner, I was a valuable sinner." Hilsdale goes to Mass occasionally, but feels that "Christianity is just one of many symbol systems that point...