Word: philadelphia
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...NOTEBOOK:Harvard's first four games of the season are on the road. The next game is Saturday at Providence. Harvard's first home game is October 3 against two-time defending Ivy champion Pennsylvania. Last year, the Crimson fell, 4-0, to the Quakers in Philadelphia. Two years ago at Soldiers Field, Harvard stumbled...
What may turn out to be better news emanates from a site 75 miles south of New York City--Philadelphia. There, at the University of Pennsylvannia's Franklin Field, the visiting Cornell Big Red knocked off the five-time defending Ivy champion Quakers...
Freshman squash recruits include George Polsky of New York; Bobby Greenhill of Greenwich, Conn; John Masland of Philadelphia; Andy Goodstein of New York; Mike Foster and Raj Mahidara of Pittsburgh, Penn.; and Ernie Lee of San Francisco...
Hart began his rehabilitation road show the next evening in Philadelphia with a densely analytical address on U.S.-Soviet relations. Although the liberal audience was politely receptive, his delivery was flat, and his dovish themes echoed recent Democratic debates...
...severe. Resignations have slowed considerably since the period of 1966-74, when one out of seven -- 10,000 in all -- left the priesthood. Nonetheless, 44% of U.S. priests are 56 or older, compared with 26% in 1970, and they are not being replaced. Says Father Joseph Meehan of Philadelphia: "It's been an extremely long time since I talked to someone who was seriously considering the priesthood." Enrollment in postcollege seminaries has dropped from 8,887 in 1965 to the current 4,039. By the year 2000, one study predicts, there will be half as many priests as there were...