Word: restorationism
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The Athletic Department chose Quincy House to host the players because it is close to the playing fields and has its own kitchen, department spokesmen said yesterday. Many of the other Houses were not considered because they are undergoing restoration work.
As the end of Ronald Reagan's first term approaches, it is possible to say that he has contributed greatly to the revival of America's confidence and pride in itself, and in the restoration of the economy and in beginning the process of rebuilding the nation'...
For a record industry stuck on the border between the ruins of punk and the chic regions of synthesizer pop, Thriller was a thorough restoration of confidence, a rejuvenation. Its effect on listeners, especially younger ones, was nearer to a revelation. Thriller brought black music back to mainstream radio, from...
Prior to 1947, The British began restoration of the badly eroded wall, which was built by Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century on Roman ruins that are 1,400 years older. The Israelis have completed the wall's restoration and built a safe walkway on its ramparts. Strollers...
Much of the restoration of Jerusalem and its new public parks, gardens and art works is being funded by the Jerusalem Foundation, established in 1966 as a clearinghouse for donations from abroad.