Word: vitalizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...company, Boston-based Vital Sciences, Inc.,was founded by Dr. Tenley E. Albright '53-55, a1961 graduate of the Medical School and formerOlympic figure skater. Vital Sciences reportedlyinvested $9 million in Fossel's research...
...Globe reported that Vital Sciences did notrenew its contract with Fossel, which expired onOct...
Albright, who is a surgeon, could not bereached for comment yesterday. As of yesterdaymorning she was in Atlanta, Ga., at a meeting ofthe American Heart Association. Vital SciencesChief Executive Officer Dwayne Mason, contacted athis home on Cape Cod yesterday, declined tocomment...
...cannot fight totalitarianism all over the map. Of course not. But there are certain situations, in addition to attacks on American territory or lives, in which the U.S. must act. Here are some: 1) if the world faces a nuclear threat, for example from North Korea; 2) if a vital U.S. ally is attacked; 3) if a crucial area like the Middle East is once again subjected to Iraqi-style aggression; 4) if we are confronted with a major terrorist offensive...
...dominant memory it left was of the explosive eruption into revelry cited in the title. Amid reasons for sorrow, the Mundy women held onto joy. The three couples in Tennessee who come to the same lonely rural spot for a birthday outing seem defeated by ordinary travails. The one vital outburst, a passage from Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata played on the accordion, expresses rage as much as rapture and comes from a man who knows he is dying...