Word: vitalizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...have only begun what I think should be done, which is spread the name of the Harvard Medical School to the rest of the world." Alpert said in a telephone interview yesterday. "Why medicine? Because it's vital and we're all going to die. The real question is when, not whether...
...everything seems to be one more day of good health," he said "The area that should be of great interest to medicine, If it could come up with cures. Research is vital but up cures are what we need every...
...Boston City Councilor David Scondras '67 said that "the lesbian and gay community does not want to be special anymore." Scondras, who is gay, said laws prohibiting discrimination against gas are vital for protection in intolerant communities...
...carefully reasoned address, Rudenstine said he was "not at all unhappy about the complex mix of ethnicity on campus and the debates, sometimes acrimonious, sparked by the interaction of different racial groups." He observed that "the divergent and sometimes conflicting student voices on campus are often signs of vital, even necessary, controversy; of healthy self-asserting; of different but essentially human growth; of jarring but important moments of sudden discussion and self-discovery...
...correct--the right to own a gun is constitutionally protected, for the purpose of maintaining a well-regulated militia. In the early days of the United States, an armed populace was vital to the raising of an army in an emergency. An armed population could also defend itself if the government began to encroach on its liberties...