Word: strenuousness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Herschbach, who calls the experience of being a House Master "strenuous" and "special," is known for taking on new projects with zest. At the age of 45, he began playing the viola after being inspired by his daughters' musical interests...
...program now features a strenuous application process for preceptors and a support system for them once they join Expos...
...over age 18, to undergo a battery of psychological exams. During counseling it is stressed that the test is elective and the result confidential (a key concern for people who worry about health insurance). Misconceptions are dispelled: a positive result does not mean you are currently afflicted. And the strenuous post-test requirements--a visit every three months the first year and every six months the following two years--are made clear. To date, 183 have been tested; almost twice that number have not kept appointments or have dropped out. "That's their way of telling us they...
...flow of energy that runs through the show is seemingly endless: after nearly an hour and a half of strenuous physical activity the dancers are still well able to bounce and contort their bodies impressively in the jazzy segment, "Peas." Bright green costumes, upbeat music by the Ohio Players, and creative, challenging movements conclude the show in a final display of the grace and power that make up the Snappy Productions company...
...There are incidents of skinned knees, spilled apple juice and glue stuck in hair," says Julius A. Bishop '00, who works at the Harvard Law School (HLS) Child Care Center. "But the work is a lot of fun and can hardly be described as strenuous...