Word: santiagos
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson running game has yielded two of the Ivy League's best running backs this year in Robert Santiago and Mark Vignali, and Sorbara is a major reason for that success...
...that blocking has helped the Cantabs' offensive threat this season. Santiago and Vignali have rushed for more than 600 yards apiece...
With both Sorbara and Santiago returning next year, Glueck says he isn't sure what will happen. "It's nice to know you have two starters returning," he says. "I'd hate to move [Sorbara] out of wingback with all the experience...
Chile's President Augusto Pinochet Ugarte, 68, was opening an international trade fair in suburban Santiago when less than 600 feet away a bomb ripped up a lengthy section of railroad track. No one was injured in the blast, which was one of at least 19 in the capital and four other Chilean cities last week. That explosive epidemic capped a new political offensive by opponents of the eleven-year-old Pinochet regime...
...centerpiece of the protest was a one-day general strike that left downtown Santiago virtually deserted. More than 150,000 workers took part in the action, which was not endorsed by Chile's democratic opposition parties. In dozens of Santiago neighborhoods, riot police attacked demonstrators who had erected barricades of burning automobile tires. At least eight people died, and some 400 were arrested. Later, four riot police were killed when a bomb blew up a bus on which they were traveling. The regime remained unbending. Before the protest began, a government spokesman announced that 140 "delinquents and petty criminals...