Word: trained
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...understandably unenthusiastic, though Harvard Dean Krister Stendahl himself is critical of bland "university theology" that has no roots in religious communities. Lindbeck's Yale boss, Dean Colin Williams, and Vanderbilt's Dean Sallie TeSelle both claim that their schools are striving to preserve various traditions and train church leaders. As for Chicago's Associate Dean Martin Marty, he says his school has little interest in training ministers and thinks his friend Lindbeck "is a little too mournful about the shattering of the stained-glass windows of the suburban churches...
...heart attack; in Detroit. Ballard fizzled when she tried a comeback as a single act in 1968, suffered a series of nervous breakdowns and spent most of her final years in pauperism. Looking back regretfully, she once said, "It was like being on a fast-moving train that suddenly stopped...
Coach Ray Essick chose not to enter any swimmers in the 100-yd. breaststroke since Ted Fullerton, the Crimson's premier breaststroke, took the semester off to train for the Olympics...
...Tiant has not foresaken his fastball, which he can spin to the left and the right, causing the ball to break in or out. Fernandez, who has been catching Tiant's pitches everyday for the past two weeks and has helped him train for the past few years, says that the changes in his pitches have made El Tiante's fastball faster than it has ever been...
Since that time, though, two of the Crimson's best swimmers, Hess Yntema and Ted Fullerton, have left school for the semester to train for the summer Olympics, and it looks like Harvard may have a hard fight for second or third place...