Sentence examples for campus game from inspiring English sources
Now a new game called gpsAssassin may have struck gold by fusing location and the popular campus game Assassins with the text-based games that have become immensely popular on social networks, Twitter, and the iPhone.
On Saturday, September 19th, you can catch the self-professed "undisputed king of booty" at Miami's Grand Central as part of THUMP and Verge Campus' Game Day Tour.
In the film Admission, the student tour guide showing prospective students around Princeton asks them to play a campus game, "Can you find the Nobel Prize winners?", because the university claims so many on its faculty and staff.
Liberty is already packing the house for its campus games, but Jerry Falwell Jr., the businesslike son of the founder and the current university chancellor, gazes from his office in the western hills of Virginia and sees a worldwide congregation united in faith and in football.
Students missed classes for a variety of reasons including a required retreat for an academic programme, illness, weather-related travel difficulties, and off-campus games for athletes.
— When Levi West walks across campus on game day, admirers sprint to take his photograph.
At the end of his senior year at St. Paul's, Labrie who was a prefect and once awarded the school's highest honor for "selfless devotion to school activities"—partook in a campus hookup game called, the "Senior Salute".
Kirkland North Kirkland North wants to take an infectious campus-wide game popular at Yale and Harvard last year and spread it to other campuses around the country.
Besides those obvious disincentives to going out, I was on the mortal side of a campus-wide game of "Zombies Versus Humans," meaning that if I left the safe zone of my room, I was vulnerable to attack.
Despite the lower stakes of the N.I.T. and the back seat that these two basketball programs take on their campuses, the game did not seem as if it was on a neutral court.
The future of Kent University's zombie apocalypse society is up in the air after the university vetoed its plans to hold a mass campus-wide game of "humans v zombies" (basically tag with a gory twist), citing health and safety concerns.
