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...good Wilson will be. The winningest coach in Harvard lax history will use his 17 years' experience and the next twelve days on the field to renovate him for the start of the Southern trip, which begins at Hofstra April 4 and will continue with Rutgers, Washington State and Loyola Colleges of Baltimore, and Adelphi. The Crimson will then come home to face M.I.T. in preparation for improving their tied-for-last finish in the seven-team Ivy race (Columbia does not participate...
...REFORMATION (NBC, 6:30-7:30 p.m.). Martin Luther, John Calvin and Ignatius of Loyola are anchormen for this special on Europe in the 16th century...
...Santa Cruz y del Opus Dei is an "association of Catholic faithful" that seeks to fill a vacuum that Spain's Catholic Church had long neglected: the lack of a means for developing an aggressive, dedicated, militant laity. Escrivá wanted to create, much as Ignatius Loyola had done with his Society of Jesus in the 16th century, spiritual shock troops to rekindle the true spirit of Christianity within the church. But instead of retiring into monasteries, he felt, men with a secular calling as well as a sacred one should be able to follow both at once...
Miyawaki didn't. In fact, he failed so miserably that Medical Center officials finally got suspicious and made a few fast phone calls. To their horror, they discovered that Miyawaki was no doctor at all. A short-term undergraduate at Berkeley and at Loyola University in Los Angeles, he had taken a few lab courses at Johns Hopkins University. He imaginatively doctored up his Johns Hopkins transcript and forged his name on another student's Columbia Medical School transcript. California, which handles 30,000 graduate applications a year, uncritically accepted Miyawaki's papers...
...Teacher, Quick. In the U.S., at least, inertia has been fostered by a crushing weight of institutional responsibility. In Loyola's time, the Jesuits were a mobile spiritual commando of shock troops, kept free of routine and organization to serve God and the Pope as need arose. Today, the American provinces are hard put to staff an awesome ecclesiastical machine that supports in the U.S. alone, 28 colleges and universities, 51 high schools, 24 national publications, and ten seminaries. As a result, the scholarly careers of promising men are sometimes delayed or curtailed by immediate institutional needs. "The percentage...