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The late twelfth-century Muslim source which is our earliest authority [ 232 ] for the episode does not date the events beyond the year , but it must have been in spring or summer since fleets did not ordinarily sail during fall and winter in the Middle Ages . He said that in November 2002 nearly every copy of the newspaper was stolen , most likely because a group of students was unhappy with something that was printed.Duffy said the newspaper runs a disclaimer in the paper stating that “ The Triangle is free to members of the Drexel community , but distribution is limited to one copy per reader . In what passed for the major cities of the realm , then , the simultaneous arrival of more than 150 people would have created truly formidable problems of logistics . The latter document may not be entirely trustworthy since it was confirmed by Bishop Pedro of Astorga who had been forced into retirement by this time . He reiterated that position in the Feb. 26 letter . Since we may also presume that the tastier provender walked along behind the procession , we must then allow for a cattle drover and a shepherd attached to the court . At a hogshead of water per cart , that is scarcely more than two days ' supply at a liter a day per person for drinking , cooking , and washing . “ The university reviewed the request and actually carved out that information which fits within the scope of information the Legislature has indicated should be released in all cases and released it , ” Smith said.But The Daily Texan is skeptical about the provisions of the law , which took effect Sept. 1 , 2003 . University office that investigates violations of the school ’ s anti-discrimination policy has asked the student newspaper editor and adviser to go through mediation with an American Indian student group after its members filed a complaint about a cartoon that appeared in the paper.The cartoon depicted two American Indians in traditional dress and one Pilgrim gathering for Thanksgiving dinner . By itself the notice would be inexplicable , but in context it cannot be understood in any other fashion than that Alfonso [ 339 ] formally married the mother of Sancho on or about that date , perhaps on Easter Monday which that year fell on March 26 . The court was concerned about the organization 's Web site — mentioned on its fliers — which included links to Web sites that discussed sex and sexuality . His concession of several monasteries of the realm to Cluny has been presented as a practical solution to the problem of his inability to maintain the payment of the annual census pledged to the Burgundian house once the income from the parias began to dry up after 1086 . Though it could not have been foreseen at the time , the close cooperation of the primate and Alfonso VI , and indeed with his successor Urraca ( 1109-1126 ) as well , was to make the cathedral chapter of Toledo the mother of bishops in the peninsula . It was a long stay , but the [ 135 ] need to watch the movements of the Aragonese king after his conquest at Zaragoza and then Tudela makes it credible . Nor were the parias essential merely to royal preeminence in the Reconquista of the frontiers . He appreciated the fundamental strategic importance of Toledo both before and after 1085 . To be sure , little could be effected in a mere four years to help the kingdom grow into the enormous reaches of territory aggrandized since 1076 . ( 74 ) Certainly he would have had control of the fisc lands assigned to the infantaticum , that is , set aside for the support of an infanta , since his marriage to Urraca . The newspaper at the private Philadelphia university publishes once a week and has a circulation of about 8,000 . On such a basis , and allowing an average of forty knights per squadron because of the haste with which they had had to be summoned , Alfonso 's cavalry force might have amounted to something like 750 horsemen with another 750 more lightly armed horsemen potentially in reserve . Papal policy during the early part of this period seems to have been aimed at maintaining some kind of balance and adjudicating the claims of the rivals , but both the ecclesiastical and political dynamics in the Iberian peninsula proved too strong to be moderated by a distant and intermittent authority , however exalted . After a trial court ruled in the attorney general ’ s favor , the university appealed the decision to a state appellate court .