Word: revamped
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...University has a wealth of foreign graduate students to choose from who would probably be quite willing to teach (or supervise) a class in their own native tongue. This system, however, is only effective in a class run by the direct method, and the college would have to revamp some of its courses to satisfy this...
...varsity soccer team opens its season this afternoon against Tufts and the game will be one of experimentation for Crimson coach Bruce Munro. He has had to revamp his lineup several times because of an alarming number of injured personnel, including Karim Aga Khan, the starting outside left...
...following season, Haughton had to revamp the offense completely, as the last remnants of the brute force plays were abolished, with rules prohibiting pushing and pulling of the runner. The wedge had disappeared long since; it had to. Public outcry over football deaths and injuries had reached such an extent that in 1906 President Roosevelt influenced the College to stop the game once again. Haughton's arrival signaled resumption...
...TIME erred. Fortnight ago Maserati's creditors approved the controlled-man-agement plan, under which the company can get a moratorium on debts for a stated period and can revamp its credit structure through procedures similar to those used by U.S. corporations that are not insolvent...
...MILLION FACE-LIFT will revamp Baltimore's business center. Plan is to rebuild 22 acres over next few years, put up eight office buildings of 11 to 22 stories, a major hotel, a $19 million federal office building, a 3,000-seat theater and TV center, three parks. City government will raise $17.2 million, expects to get rest from private investors...