CUNY's move is the latest in a wave of comprehensive smoking bans on college campuses nationwide, a trend that began about five years ago and has gathered momentum in recent months.
President Barack Obama led a wave of condemnation and the National Basketball Association banned Sterling for life, saying he would have to sell the team.
O'Leary said airlines had been scarred by the aftermath of the August 2006 terrorist plot, which triggered a wave of security changes including the banning of large containers of liquids such as water bottles.
In March, a report from the Office of National Statistics declared that young people had fallen out of love with nightclubs, allegedly due to a wave of venue closures, the smoking ban and millennials facing financial woes.
In the early 1900s, however, a wave of states including California began banning use of the drug without a prescription.
Members of parliament were forced to consider a Trump ban after a wave of public outrage in Britain over his Islamophobic and racist comments culminating in a call to ban all Muslims from entering the US. .
After a wave of critical news stories, Twitter recently banned a rightwing writer who launched a coordinated attack against black comedian Leslie Jones, but many pointed out that the company has systematically failed non-celebrity women on the site facing similar abuse.
Numerous politicians of the Workers Partyy were arrested by the government in the subsequent backlash, but a wave of industrial legislation, including reforms to ban child labor and limit working hours, were introduced in the aftermath of the strike.
The refusal emphasized the Russian government's support for a wave of legislation in cities across the country banning "homosexual propaganda".
Its ban has prompted a wave of outrage from New Zealanders, authors and the international book community, with silent readings planned tomorrow in Auckland, Dunedin and Wellington as the literary world throws its weight behind Dawe.
