imaginative

Through the least imaginative means possible, it does so.

The program consisted of five short finales and looked, on paper, as the least imaginative gala in at least the last three decades.

"We remain firmly committed to ongoing dialogue as we take the necessary steps to enable us to deliver excellence and continue to be a bold, imaginative and world-leading university."

Are the lyrics imaginative or are the details too specific to brush off as fiction?

Organised by the journal Annals of Improbable Research and co-sponsored by Harvard-Radcliffe groups, the 34-year-old Ig Nobel awards 10 prizes annually, aiming to ”make people laugh, then think… celebrate the unusual, honour the imaginative”.