Word: todays
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...take until today to get rid of the obsolete moniker? Radcliffe, certainly, had a financial interest in maintaining the pretense it educated undergraduates. Over the long run, Radcliffe alumnae with fond memories of Radcliffe the college might not be so eager to donate to Radcliffe the institute...
...believe today's redefinition of Radcliffe will be a good thing for both Harvard and Radcliffe. The Radcliffe Institute has a bright future ahead of it, and in the long run will benefit from having a clearly defined status within the University, something Radcliffe College did not have in its final years. Harvard, on the other hand, now can no longer defer responsibility for women's issues to Radcliffe...
...college will always inspire deep emotions, and it will anger many to see Radcliffe College go. But today's metamorphosis is the right thing to do; Radcliffe deserves a clear role as it continues its mission of advancing women in society into the next century...
...same question might be posed of director Andy Tenant. It seems that Hollywood today seems to be bringing in a new generation of hack directors to usher in a new, more clichd and stale era of movie making . For example, Antoine Fuqua, directing a feature for the first time in The Replacement Killers (another Chow performance) had only commercial and music video directing credits before taking the helm of a full feature length film. The result was high-gloss and largely empty cinema, concentrating largely on impressive visuals but yielding flat and dull content -- which brings us to Andy Tennant...
...also Kaplan and the Princeton Review--were struggling to establish themselves, explicitly demonstrating that the answers to questions of educational and testing philosophy were not obvious, and therefore need not be permanent. The past seemed just as confusing at the time as the present seems today, a fact that people often forget when studying history as a series of already completed events...