Word: staleness
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...time President Derek C. Bok and Dean of the Faculty Henry A. Rosovsky took office, the Lowell curriculum had grown stale...
...Franklin’s mysterious early life fades into the Franklin we know—the politician and statesman of Early America—Brands’ narrative becomes stale and overdrawn. The last third of Franklin’s life is dry and stuffy, just like the summer chambers of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia...
...worked hard to prevent his version from “feeling derivative”, or, in other words, overly reminiscent of productions past. What good old-fashioned Shakespeare buff, reared on Twelfth Night and Julius Caesar, would have imagined that Titus Andronicus might run the risk of feeling stale...
...says the lack of diversity in Eliot sometimes made the House feel stale...
Fear not, dear readers, what follows will not be an angry tirade inveighing against the evils of mass producing green rabbits; it will instead be an angry tirade on the restrictive, stale thinking of a University that spends far too much time categorizing knowledge into fields of expertise at the expense of actually examining important questions...