Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Like Rupp, Freedman has been accused of trying to shape his institution in the image of Harvard.
Yet even as many of the school's antics celebrate traditions older than Caxton's printing press, Eton is, behind its ancient walls, steadily redressing itself for a more modern age. Perhaps the most hallowed tradition at Eton is a defiance of all expectations. And during the past 10 years...
Even the funny old world's leaders were taken aback at the spectacle of a head of government being challenged, then brought down by her own party. When she arrived in Paris for the summit on European security on Sunday, Thatcher was a virtual institution, the doyenne of chiefs of...
A 1989 Supreme Court decision now mandates that plaintiffs charging discrimination demonstrate that there are no legitimate business reasons for an institution's hiring practices. In addition, filers of such suits must substantiate their claims with statistical evidence.
Alumni are of critical importance to the admissions process and to the functioning of the University as a whole. All in all, the unstinting generosity of our alumni--of time, energy, money and intellectual resources--is essential to maintaining the excellence of the institution and it has been a longstanding...