Word: biannually
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...then there was the "Linguistics Lunch" my junior year, held once a week in Eliot House, right after Intro. to Indo-European. At the Department's biannual wine and-cheese parties, it's become a tradition for the undergraduates to put on a humorous five-minute skit satirizing the department (or, more likely these days, the administration...
...What you saw today was the ending of the former U.S. policy of trade insanity," said a senior Administration official. "That is, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result." The meeting was the first of the biannual summits required under the trade agreement signed in Tokyo last summer by Clinton and former Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa. The pact aimed at trimming Japan's trade surplus with the U.S., which has jumped to a near record $60 billion. Last summer's agreement called for "objective criteria" for measuring progress, and the sticking point ever since...
Invariably, after each biannual U.C. grants approval meeting--at which the final determination of student groups' grant awards it made--groups disgruntled with the process, and often the campus press, call for reform. What the vast majority of these protests have in common is a remarkable level of ignorance regarding the process by which grants are warded. As with many other issues that concern the U.C., a better understanding of the grants process is needed...
...first time in thirty years and thirteen track meets, the Harvard and Yale team lost, 19-15, in the biannual competition with Oxford and Cambridge...
...while the settlement was enormous, almost all concerned now believe that Healy did the right thing. Even Myers conceded that Healy's judgment in the matter was prudent. And when the councillors demanded greater accountability, Healy said he would present them with biannual reports on all cases pending against the city...