It gained wide attention for exposing the burdens on teachers.
Rippon, who is gay, also drew wide attention for calling out Vice-President Mike Pence's past homophobic rhetoric and policies.
The series drew wide attention for being the first to star a black woman as something other than a domestic.
The arrests drew wide attention for what the authorities described as the Johnsons' efforts to hide evidence.
The co-worker denied the charge, but the feud drew wide attention for about two weeks, until the real winners, a Monmouth County couple, identified themselves.
After the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke, he drew wide attention for being the first senator to call on President Clinton to resign, "if these allegations are true".
Mr. Merwin came to wider attention for his hard-edged political allegories that condemned the Vietnam War and environmental destruction, starting with his 1967 collection, "The Lice".
Nevada authorities have dropped criminal charges against a researcher who gained wide attention for scientific reports linking chronic fatigue syndrome to an obscure mouse retrovirus.
And he drew wide attention for his 1995 Family Court in Berlin, which deploys the square in a kinetic pattern that some have called a fusion of Modernism and postmodernism.
David Zinman, the orchestra's music director from 1985 to 1998, who built the Baltimore Symphony into an internationally recognized ensemble and attracted wide attention for his championing of new American works, has been openly critical of Mr. Temirkanov's mainly traditional programming.
