Word: vibrant
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Downer said in his campaign that as president, he would “reach out to freshmen in a different way to build a vibrant community for Republicans,” recruiting and creating a freshmen caucus...
...Japan has been buoyed by vibrant exports and strong capital investment. But these could be stifled by high oil prices, a slowdown in the U.S. economy or a cooling of China's gangbuster growth. Ongoing weakness in the U.S. currency is also a major concern: the dollar recently sank to a five-year low against the yen, making Japanese goods more expensive in America. Automaker Nissan estimates that the company's profits could fall by $105 million for each one-yen drop in the value of the dollar...
...leaders, Glazer and Nichols, will be subject to the same lacklustre, apathetic expectations that were the yoke of their predecessors. If Glazer and Nichols truly want to make a difference in the way in which the Undergraduate Council conducts its business, and make the council a vibrant, vital and versatile part of undergraduate life, they will have to start from the ground up by changing the atmosphere in which council leaders are elected...
...Politics, our university makes no concerted, meaningful exertion to explain itself to the world. If an individual makes the effort to come all the way here, we ought to do our best to welcome him into our world, to help him see why we think our activities so vibrant and so crucial...
Talking a bit about his youth in Chelsea, Mass. (and still pronouncing his “a’s” as “ah’s”) he mentioned that he used to be part of Boston’s once vibrant jazz scene and even wrote a song about the Mystic River. It was from these beginnings that he started to play with the likes of Mongo Santamaria, Stan Getz and Miles Davis. Moving on to assemble many famed groups (including Circle, Return to Forever, the Elektric Band, the Akoustic Band and Origin...