Magazine shows Jesus in modern dress angers Catholics
Rome AP reports a new Italian magazine titled Jesus, depicting Christ in a contemporary outfit with coat and tie. Published by San Paolo, editors are Catholic priests. the venture, a free supplement to Famiglia Cristiani, draws Vatican criticism for its fashionable portrayal of Christ.
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Pomander balls and winter wine with oranges and spice
A Christmas memory describes gifting a square box holding an orange studded with cloves. The writer explores orange pomanders and a winter wine ritual using port or red wine, with variations for archbishop cardinal pope and different wines, urging fragrant, cozy fireside enjoyment.
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College enrollment rises at private California colleges
California private colleges and universities report a 3 percent rise in new students and a 1 to 2 percent overall increase this fall amid high costs and a weak economy. UC campuses show about a 3 percent gain. Executive director Morgan Odell cites returning dropouts and shifting attitudes as factors.
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UPI
California
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Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities
University of California
Odell
Engineers in demand in Rochester career guidance
In Rochester New York young men and women weighing career options should consider engineering if they have aptitude for math and science problem solving and people skills. Glen C Durkin Eastman Kodak director notes that unemployed engineers do not dominate the job market and that demand remains strong despite reduced defense and space work.
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Glen C. Durkin
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Infant Undergoes 19 Surgeries After Christmas Bulb Ingestion
An infant in Chicago swallowed a three inch glass Christmas bulb last December. Dr. M Reyes at Wyler Children's Hospital reports the child cried with the bulb in his mouth. Glass fragments were found in his throat and more entered his digestive system. A portion of the colon was removed and connected to a side hole. Infections, obstructions, and adhesions led to further operations and another is likely in years ahead.
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M. Reyes
Wyler Children's Hospital
The
University of Chicago
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