The club lasted only a few months in Cambridge, Mass., in 1872, but three members (Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., Charles Sanders Peirce and William James) and their disciple, John Dewey, grappled with philosophical ideas that became foundations of American thought in the 20th century.
Father, Forrest Sr. (d. 1999), introduced malt-flavored nougat, which became foundation of candy bar line: Milky Way, Snickers, 3 Musketeers.
Phenomena like these could become the foundations of a productive collaboration between the current Moroccan policy on sexual violence, the population of transmigrants and the healthcare workers.
The Adelaide News and Sunday Mail went to her son, and became the foundations of his international media empire.
But out of the New Vision, his friends built ideas about spontaneous renderings of direct experience that became the foundations of Beat writing.
"The mixtapes became the foundations of A Word of Science and Smoker's Delight, and I still reference back to them now and again for inspiration," he says.
His techniques for staining of bacilli, incubation, and pure culturing became the foundations of the science of bacteriology.
This holds for many of the oncogenes and tumor suppressors that have been known for many years and which became the foundations of molecular oncology.
Princess Diana had the luck and the misfortune to become famous in an age when fame has become the foundation of some of the world's most successful industries.
It's pretty incredible when you think this was 1972, and would go on to become the foundation of video game graphics, Hollywood special effects, and computer animation.
