While a freshman at the University of Texas in Austin, where she studied microbiology and art, she won a campus beauty contest.
(Appropriately, a recent campus rage has been a contest called "show us your Bocuse," challenging students to be photographed assuming the chef's customary stance).
Western Kentucky's alma mater, "College Heights," was written by Mary Frances Bradley, a 16-year old girl who entered it into a poetry contest on the campus in 1924.
The company, with headquarters in Winder, Ga., is also sponsoring campus "entrepreneur-of-the-month" contests.
In 2008 Univ of Colorado Denver ordered Obama/McCain masks and gigantic boxing gloves and used them to hold mock fights and break dancing contests all over campus.
At Holy Innocents' Episcopal School in Sandy Springs, Ga., the campus newspaper is also running a contest (BestAsk2013#) in which students tag their invitations via YouTube, Instagram, Facebook or Twitter.
It was not until summer's end that David J. Skorton, Cornell's president, told Robert K. Steel, the deputy mayor for economic development who was overseeing the contest for the science campus, that an alliance had been hammered out.
The third official debate of the Democratic presidential contest, held at the downtown campus of Pace University, drew more attention because of the general.
This title gives him the right to officiate at world-class tournaments like the ones being held at St . Johns Manhattan campus on Murray Street, when the last contest begins at noon today.
