Word: renews
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...rate productions of its first season to the mostly second-rate ones now. The women never expected anything quite as glorious as the marketing ballyhoo: America's best actors performing the world's greatest plays. But as one said, "We're guinea pigs." Although they grumblingly concluded they would renew, their conversation reflected the low stature N.A.T. has attained, save for an intelligent, innovative The Seagull. This "national" troupe is like a middling regional theater with glittery casting...
Loeb University Professor Walter Gilbert was unable to renew a $2 million a year grant for funding of Harvard's Genome Laboratory, a major center for the $3 billion national Human Genome Project...
...Sharpton called for his listeners to renew their commitment to justice in light of continuing racism in a speech at the Law School yesterday...
Last year's decision to permit co-ed rooming in some Harvard College housing has raised confusion, questions and complaints, prompting Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 to renew discussion of the matter with the house masters...
...series from Robert De Niro's New York City-based Tribeca Productions, is sure to be hailed by critics as "quality" television. The term once conveyed innocent praise, but lately it has become freighted with sanctimoniousness -- a club to beat the heads of dopey network executives who won't renew Brooklyn Bridge. TV shows should not strive for "quality." They should strive to be good. Tribeca is a good show...