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...happened to visit Soldiers Field on a Saturday afternoon this fall, you probably noticed running back Robert Santiago...
...much of a surprise, considering that Santiago's 1795 career yards place him fourth on the all-time Harvard rushing list...
...Santiago's speed and athletic ability, his tough inside work and end-around sprints combined to make him one of the most productive--and exciting--rushers in recent Harvard football history...
...purpose of the raids is to "find common delinquents and subversives" and claims that the sweeps have turned up weapons and explosives. Meanwhile, the Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front, a guerrilla group thought to be linked with the Communist Party, last week blew up three power pylons south of Santiago, plunging the capital and other towns housing more than half of Chile's 12 million people into darkness for 90 minutes...
Pinochet, who came to power in a 1973 coup, has insisted on labeling his political opponents as Marxists or Marxist influenced. A poll released last week by the Santiago-based Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences disclosed that only 13% of Chileans questioned consider themselves "leftists," but fully 73% agree there should be "radical changes" in Chile's government. Such changes are unlikely until at least 1989, when Pinochet's 1980 constitution calls for the four-man military junta to choose a candidate for President, subject to public approval in a yes-or-no referendum. The current unrest, however...