Sentence examples for academic buddies from inspiring English sources

Administrators and parents say the mix has calmed older students, while giving the little ones instant academic buddies and social protectors.

For some more perspective, I turned to Professor Geoffrey Greif of the University of Maryland, author of 2008's The Buddy System, an academic tome about the nature of male friendship.

The grapevine blacklisting within the intricate buddy system that is the academic men's club is intended to manufacture a "no-win" situation for me as well as for all Radical Feminists, actual and potential.

Ask what it means to be a "collegial" member of your academic community--are you expected to be best buddies with your colleagues, or is it enough to maintain a professional demeanor?

That is, it is unknown if enhanced knowledge over the academic year was due to the monthly student luncheons with supplemental education, monthly buddy interactions, or some combination of these curricular elements.

Or that by the age of 12 he and his aimless buddies were much more devoted to marijuana and Boone's Farm wine than academics?

Saving buddies.

"Bosom Buddies".

Dolls are buddies who acquire more buddies.

So did his buddies.

Roger that, good buddies.