Word: lifeblood
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...course, it's not as important what you study as what you do. The lifeblood of Harvard is its extracurricular universe; with more than 250 independent student groups, everyone gets to be president...
Student groups are the lifeblood of this campus. For many students, they are their sole social outlet; for others, they are a place to bring variety into an otherwise purely academic existence. There is no doubt that the publications, events and rallies produced by student organizations educate and invigorate the campus. The council, through the grants it doles out, is the body which helps make student group activity possible...
Take Loker Commons, for example. Established as an undergraduate hangout, Loker is currently overrun with graduate students, loafing TFs are sucking our lifeblood of coffee and pizza, sitting in our plastic chairs, checking e-mail at our kiosks. We at Dartboard urge the undergraduate community: Gong those grads out the door...
Joseph Margliaro describes his Highland Avenue business as an "old-fashioned Italian neighborhood bakery," the lifeblood of local college cannoli fans. La Contessa is a humming factory of sweet morsels like macaroons, almond bars and biscotti which emerge from the barn-sized oven perfectly crispy and begging to be devoured. All of the sumptuous pastries follow traditional recipes which can be traced back to the kings of Italy. Joseph began learning the trade as a young child and has been polishing his baking technique for 68 years (La Contessa itself has been tempting palates for four decades.) While other bakeries...
...Ridge. "It's drawing people away," as many as 1,200 a night, says Jonathan Staufer, owner of a local cookware store. But most such complaints were quieted last week. Even Staufer, one of the more persistent critics, says the fires were "an attack on everybody and on the lifeblood of all in the valley...