Word: vi
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson can hold onto its lead over perennial Division II sking power Bowdoin through the next three carnivals, it will be invited to the Division I Carnival, to be held in Middlebury, VI., on bruary...
...Popes, beginning with John XXIII. "But covering Pope John Paul II has been especially gratifying," says Wynn. "He has a real knack for getting into the news. Altogether, TIME has done eight cover stories on him since he was chosen in 1978; we did only three on Pope Paul VI during his entire 15-year papacy." The Vatican assignment has taken Wynn around the world with this most peripatetic of Pontiffs. In the past six years, he has accompanied John Paul on 16 trips abroad, logging 150,000 miles and visiting 38 countries on six continents. Says he: "I have...
...well, so easily. Paramount has secured him for a concert film, referred to familiarly at Paramount as Beverly Hills Cop Goes to London, and five features, possibly including a Cop sequel. His fans--just about everyone--need no catchy titles for his movies. Just call them Eddie V, Eddie VI, Eddie VII. Then watch the lines form and the smiles start to glow...
...hormonal birth control method in the 1950s with Biologists Gregory Pincus and Min-chueh Chang. Because the pill they developed used two body substances, estrogen and progesterone, Rock, a daily Mass-going Roman Catholic, believed the church might accept it as a "natural" family-planning device. When Pope Paul VI banned all forms of artificial contraception in a 1968 encyclical, Rock angrily accused the Pope of abdicating "responsibility for the ultimate welfare...
...Paul VI based his pronouncements on "natural law," principles built into creation by God that humanity can learn through reason. John Paul's teaching is based on natural law plus divine law, which is part of "the moral order revealed by God." For John Paul, explains one Vatican theologian, the question of contraception "takes us to the center of Christianity." The Pope also puts his teachings within the new context of his "theology of the body," which stresses human dignity and the beauty of sexuality...