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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Date Opponent Score W/L 3/12 at C.W. Post 5-4 W 3/19 CORNELL 7-6 W 3/22 BOSTON COLLEGE 9-2 W 3/26 SPRINGFIELD 15-3 W 4/2 at Penn 10-15 L 4/6 VERMONT 10-5 W 4/11 ST. JOHN'S 9-3 W 4/16 ADELPHI 8-3 W 4/20 at Brown 6-9 L 4/23 PRINCETON 15-5 W 4/27 at Massachusetts 5-7 L 4/30 at Yale 11-10 W 5/4 at New Hampshire 15-4 W 5/14 DARTMOUTH...
...Republicans have made it even easier for the Democrats to attract evangelicals in this election. Dukakis can capitalize on the sleaze factor. Evangelicals would welcome a President promising to bring ethics back to Washington. "St. Dukakis," as his wife so fondly calls him, seems a lot cleaner than the Republican candidate, who is rumored to have had a long-term affair and has dealt with drug-dealing dictators...
...powerful first opera, X (The Life and Times of Malcolm X), caused a sensation at the New York City Opera, and Davis is now at work on a science-fiction opera called Under the Double Moon (with a libretto by his wife Deborah Atherton), scheduled for production in St. Louis next year. A brilliant pianist, Davis tours regularly with Episteme, his crack avant-garde jazz ensemble...
...feuding was over the right to fish for cod in a 33,170-sq.-mi. triangle of the Atlantic that includes the French-owned islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon off Canada's coast. France claims a 200-mile economic zone for the islands, while Ottawa recognizes only a twelve-mile limit. Last fall the Canadians cut off the islanders' limited fishing rights in the disputed zone after talks on the issue fell apart. Late last week the two sides met to discuss the appointment of a mediator...
...bells of L'Aquila tolled dolorously last week in mourning for a missing Pope. The remains of 13th century Pope St. Celestine V -- a nearly intact skeleton with a wax face -- had been stolen from the city's basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio. Celestine occupied St. Peter's chair for five months in 1294, and then abdicated -- an act Dante alluded to as the "great refusal." He was canonized...