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...barely complained about his shortened, twisted left leg. But he did show the usual, appropriate, queasiness when I dropped the "O" word on him (as in, "Your hip is broken and needs an operation"). But he seemed familiar with and trusting enough of what I told him to sign up for the surgery. His penmanship on the consent form was strong, sweeping and even - an airline pilot's signature. Even though he had arrived in a state alternating between raving and comatose, they did let him sign his own consent. (That there was no one else to sign...
...have a nice rocket out there to right field?” Walsh asked. “His bat’s coming along. I’m starting to see some balls that are hard hit from the freshmen, and that’s a good sign.”—Staff writer Loren Amor can be reached at lamor@fas.harvard.edu...
Nonsense, say our bishops and priests: the church is your religion and issues like abortion are "non-negotiable." But U.S. Catholics know better - and that's a sign, I would argue, that they are good Catholics. I didn't convert to Catholicism as a college student because of the church, although I'm the first to acknowledge that my church, like most churches, is capable of sublime holiness, a la Mother Teresa. I converted to a religion that I felt more meaningfully engaged my spirituality because it more meaningfully engaged my humanity - and, as strange as this sounds...
...from the Yale game to the game this month. It wasn’t a very long off-season, so it was like going right back into spring ball.”The transition was less fluid for Brown and Tully, who were both working before their decision to sign on to the Italian team. Luckily, it didn’t take long for them to get back into the flow of things.“Once you step on the field, football’s the same,” Brown, the new Parma quarterback, said...
...first year at the John M. Tobin School and the possibility of an International Baccalaureate program at the high school was up for serious discussion at a roundtable this month. Fowler-Finn said he feels that the unanimous passing of the budget is a good sign of progress, despite tensions that sometimes flare up at school committee meetings.“I think this bodes well for this school system,” he said. —Staff writer Vidya B. Viswanathan can be reached at viswanat@fas.harvard.edu...