Word: weightness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Many users say there is a dearth of exercise equipment such as weights, bikes and Stairmasters, and the current rooms reserved for workouts are cramped and often dangerous. Even Wentzell says the MAC's weight room "becomes crowded as soon as there are 10 people in there...
...until after the contest that the weight of the loss really began to sink into the minds of the Crimson players...
...cigarette makers were forced to put labels on their packages warning consumers about the health risks of smoking. In 1971 cigarette ads were barred from TV and radio. The medical evidence against smoking, meanwhile, continued to mount; cigarettes were linked to heart disease, emphysema and low-birth- weight babies. In 1986, when Surgeon General C. Everett Koop released one of the first widely publicized reports on the detrimental effects of passive smoke, the issue shifted from personal health (what smokers are doing to themselves) to environmental damage (what they are doing to others...
...idea on that button is one that carries a lot of weight in the pro-choice community; specifically, that personal morality should be kept out of the public sphere, certainly out legislation...
...focal point for concern is the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC), the school's main recreational gym. Despite many quality programs, severe space and equipment problems make the MAC a frustrating and uncomfortable place for the average "Harvardian." The weight room is small, crowded and dangerous. The bikes and stair masters are few and old, creating long lines and regular breakage. And the gym floor is constantly scheduled with varsity and intramural events, leaving little time for casual, "pick-up" play...