Word: historicizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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The Harvard-affiliated wealthy include members of historic families such as the Hearsts, the Phipps, the Pulitzers and the Rockefellers.
The popular Generation X program-billed by MTV as an "acclaimed reality-based soap opera"-occupied a historic fire station in Beacon Hill from January until June.
Still, even as the practice seemingly thumbs its nose at mainstream medicine's historic reliance on transfusion (more than 14 million units were used in the U.S. last year alone), an increasing number of physicians are taking a harder look at bloodless medicine. According to the Jehovah's Witnesses, more...
Meanwhile, Morton's clinic has become a model for rural health care, reducing hospitalization for the disorders to one-tenth their historic rates. The Amish and Mennonites who use the clinic do not buy medical insurance or subscribe to Medicare, but instead depend on family and community for help. Says...
Who else but a graduate of a University that, at a cost of $25 million, would gut its historic Freshman Union and rename it after a pair of donors, would declare: "New buildings are pleasant for the privileged students lucky enough to use them, and those big plaques are a...