Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Aging mice that live in enriched environments, with lots of playmates and toys like running wheels, develop three times as many new brain cells as mice in boring digs. The implication, say scientists in California, is that the brains of elderly humans may benefit from varied activity...
...does Karl Lagerfeld's theory of why, this time around, the Chanel suit met such phenomenal success. Lagerfeld--who designs Chanel today and who has turned the company into an even bigger, more tuned-in business than it was before--points out, "By the '50s she had the benefit of distance, and so could truly distill the Chanel look. Time and culture had caught up with...
...game of chance was supposed to end with Harvard's letter of admission. But for students coping with personal problems--from dealing with a breakup to suffering from serious mental illness--the University's resources benefit only the "aggressive" or those who are lucky enough to find a tutor who cares, a teaching fellow who notices or a therapist who is available...
...feel I've had solid [soccer] preparationhere at Harvard," McLaughlin said. "I came here toget a great education, and any athleticpreparation is just a benefit. But [Harvard CoachSteve] Locker is a great coach and a greattactician...
...weight Harvard has thrown behind the initiative, the administration cannot claim full credit. Avery told The Crimson last April that a "working group" of about 25 undergraduates formed by Lewis to address women's issues first suggested the formation of a College-sponsored project to benefit women...