a Page 8 -The Michigan Daily--Monday, September 14, 1987 j Pope SAN ANTONIO, T eted in this heavily rgest crowd yet of ourage and genero ,n'erican immigrants1 At a sun-beaten, estimated 300,000 pe who have worked "on sisters arriving from th "They have sought -f complex human, so ope, garbed in gree owth, told the crowd this city 140 miles f The pope did not r he appeared to be refi gives succor to Latin States illegally. "Here human nee continue to call out t voices, and the wholec with other Christian de It had been expe community would be t in San Antonio, the fo U.S. tour that began TI Many of the reading ,. - lauds help to immigrants 'exas (AP) - Pope John Paul II, Spanish, and in the Mass, the pope switched to Hispanic city yesterday by the Spanish when he called upon the Hispanic community his current tour, lauded the "to respond to its own needs, and to show generous and sity" of those who aid Latin effective solidarity among its own members." to the United States. The Mass was celebrated under sunny skies at the open-air Mass attended by an shadeless site, in contrast to the open-air Masses in ople, the pontiff saluted those New Orleans and Miami that were dogged by rain. behalf of suffering brothers and As temperatures climbed into the upper 80s during ie south. the long service, 500 people took refuge from the heat to show compassion in the face under Red Cross tents at the site and 22 others were cial and political realities," the airlifted or taken by ambulance to hospitals for n robes symbolic of hope and treatment of heat exhaustion. of worshippers at a 144-acre site It is estimated that 21 million of the nation's 52.9 rom the Mexican border. million Roman Catholics are Hispanics. And by the nention Sanctuary by name, but end of the century, a majority of the nation's Catholics erring to that movement, which are expected to be Latin Americans. Americans who enter the United In Texas, that's already the case - Hispanics account for at least five out of eight Texas Catholics. is, both spiritual and material, The pope was greeted on arrival at Kelly Air Force o the church with thousands of Base by a local mariachi band; by Archbishop Patric church must respond" in concert Flores, the nation's first Mexican-American bishop of nominations, he said. Mexican descent; and by Mayor Henry Cisneros, who cted the Hispanic-American is of Mexican descent and whose infant son, suffering he focal point of the pope's stop from severe birth defects, is named John Paul, after the urth stop on a nine-city, 10-day pontiff. 'ursday. Catholic officials had forecast that as many as gs and songs of the Mass were in 500,000 people would attend the Mass. Daily Photo by ANDI SCHREIBER U Political Science graduate student Joanne BrzInski and her son Teddy enjoy the Hands On Computer Fair held at the Michigan Union this weekend. IBM, Zenith added to sale (ContinuedfromPagel) from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., but make computers affordable as a representatives will not be present. personal investment." The University will be accepting The different computer models orders for computers through Friday. will be on display all week at the They may be mailed to or dropped School of Education, Room 4003, off at the Photo and Campus I Services office, Room B542 in the LSA Building. The computers may be picked ulI at the University Coliseum at Hill Street. and South Fifth Avenue October 9-11. Orders for computers may also be placed up to that date, but a $50 service charge will be added and there is no guarantee of availability. 71.,D . Odd YN 1 "" flg4)Ies eaa w Ot t, C hI to 1degC? li C ~~1O~y ~ 'Podj s0eek\. 1 3 K~e ° 4ewu -Wih.ot 43 ,e_ l y 'Char lza'... Nsk Can I tell you something persona 1? 0 0 A . ol tt mtr tgan Batlu ATTENTION CWS STUDENTS University Library Now Accepting CWS Applications Immediate openings for Fall & Winter terms: Circulation/Stacks/Reference/ Office/Other 10-20 hrs/wk at $3.95-$4.15 per hr. Apply at the Library Personnel Office 404 Hatcher Library Personals . .. rief. Whether you re into business, science or engineering, TI has all the right calculators with all the right functions for you. Every year, thousands of hapless students watch their course load become an overload. And every year, the smart ones among them pick up a TI calculator and take a load off. . TI offers everything from advanced scientifics that clock your performances, to program- mables that speak your language, to a solar-powered financial calcu- lator that highlights your answers even in lowlight conditions. :. , And the large, color-coded keys and simple keyboardflayouts meanfl