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...fare any running the football: an injury to starting running back Dereck Knight led to Brown accumulating just 49 yards on 25 carries. EXTRA POINTSHarvard allowed two 100-yard receivers in the same game for the first time since 2003, when Dartmouth achieved the feat. Buddy Farnham and Paul Raymond each had over 100 yards receiving for Brown...Sophomore kicker Patrick Long missed a field goal, a 45-yarder in the third quarter, for the second straight week before nailing a 23-yard kick with 3:08 to play in the fourth. Long is 1-of-3 on the year...
...nowhere Hewlett jumped in to break up the play. He led the team with seven tackles. The third interception came from sophomore Derrick Barker. Barker struggled in the Holy Cross game, and the second-year player had a tough start to the day, matched up against speedy Brown receiver Paul Raymond. But he found more of a rhythm in the second half—his interception was the clincher, coming with just over 1:30 left in the game. The spirit of the defense in the second half is promising for a squad that has to travel to Lehigh next...
...Vatican quickly fired back this week. John Paul's longtime doctor Renato Buzzonetti, who now monitors Pope Benedict XVI, said that doctors and John Paul himself all acted to stave off death. "His treatment was never interrupted," Buzzonetti told the Rome daily La Repubblica. "Anyone who says otherwise is mistaken." He added that a permanent nasal feeding tube was inserted three days before the Pope's death when he could no longer sufficiently ingest food or liquids. Buzzonetti did not specifically respond to Pavanelli's claim that John Paul needed a tube weeks, not days, before he eventually died...
...polemics come just as the Vatican again weighed in on euthanasia. The Church's doctrinal office released a one-page document, approved by Benedict, that denounced the cutting off of food and water to patients in a vegetative state even if they would never regain consciousness. This reaffirmed John Paul's stance in 2004 during the battle over ending artificial feeding for the severely brain-damaged Terri Schiavo, who was later taken off her feeding tube and died...
...nine years from the effects of muscular dystrophy, asked for the right to die. Eventually, the life support was suspended and he died. But when his wife, a practicing Catholic, asked for a funeral in Church, the Vatican refused. Pavanelli says that this episode prompted her to revisit John Paul's death...