Word: guts
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...example, the Core Curriculum has turned the "gut" into a staple for the Harvard undergraduate. Gutology has developed into a science; students identify subspecies like "grade gut" and "work gut." In order to avoid the "gut" label, certain professors have made their classes considerably harder over the course of a semester or a year...
First, a frighteningly tight five-point win over lightly-regarded Babson. Then a five-point overtime loss to heavily-favored Colgate. And finally, on Tuesday, a gut-wrenching four-point loss to Holy Cross as Harvard watched its 21-point second-half lead evaporate in the last 12 minutes...
According to a committee handout, the Studds Bill would "increase funding for the protection of species." An alternative to the Studds legislation, the Tauzin Bill, would "basically gut the protection of species by making it harder to list species as endangered," the handout said...
...This was never a career goal," Murphy said. "I don't think I can adequately express why I am comfortable here. But I had a gut feeling that this was the place...
...chemically addictive." That applies to "Dota Blend" just as accurately as to Dunkin Donuts' 50-cent special. It is instructive to note that for decades, conventional wisdom had it that coffee caused ulcers. (In fact, the real culprit was H. pylori bacteria.) If coffee doesn't rot out your gut, it tastes like it should...