Word: stuff
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...tough-talking boss of a tobacco firm. "Every day 2,000 Americans stop smoking. And another 1,100 also quit. Actually, technically, they die. That means that this business needs 3,000 fresh new volunteers every day. So forget about all of that cancer, heart disease, emphysema, stroke stuff! Gentlemen, we're not in this business for our health!" And with that, the businessmen erupt in gales of sinister laughter...
FORGET about the statue of John Harvard. Don't bother taking pictures of Memorial Church. That stuff is for tourists. If you are serious about this school, you should learn about the real Harvard. And you'll find none of the must-see sights in the Yard...
...layer that theorists most eagerly hope for is a new class of matter called supersymmetric particles, whose existence is predicated on the so- called grand unified theories now being explored by physicists. Some think that supersymmetric particles are the long-sought components of "dark matter," the invisible stuff that is believed to make up 90% or more of the universe...
Stone. Bronze. Oil on canvas. This is the durable stuff that heavy-duty art history is made of. For more than three decades, however, Jean-Michel Folon has taken on serious, humanistic themes with no more than delicate whispers of watercolor on paper. His skill and inventiveness have made him one of the world's best-known commercial artists. Now, in a career-spanning survey on view at New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art through June 3, Folon is coming in for the sort of institutional scrutiny rarely afforded an artist whose work is better known from posters...
...vital and active student social center," said Daniel McCoubrey, the architect in charge of the study. "It included games and the possibility of leaving it open late hours, possibly. The idea was to restore the grand rooms upstairs and down below adding the less informal but fun stuff...