Word: institutionalize
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2 Betty's Restaurant: A breakfast institution. Betty works the grill; Elsa serves with a smile.
It is ironic that an institution that was established in part for the study of garden scholarship and as the repository of Bliss' unique collection of rare horticultural and historic garden books should be involved in the possible destruction of one of the country's finest gardens.
After almost a year of campaigning, voters will go to the polls over the next few months to choose the two men who will represent the Democratic and Republican parties in the November presidential election. Presidential primaries are an entrenched political institution in America--only a few states still hold...
"There are lots of hardworking and visionary people here at Harvard, but there are not unlimited resources," Dingman says. "Things aren't likely to change overnight. In weighing things together, we're asking the institution, What are our priorities?"
Another option open to the task force was to scale back HIID's operations but keep it centralized. Pagett said he would have preferred this plan, which would also have made HIID an "allied institution" like the Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study.