Sentence examples for campus paper from inspiring English sources

His roommate in his senior year was the editor of a literary supplement of the campus paper.

"Basically, Columbians try not to try too hard," says Olivia DeCarlo, style editor at the campus paper.

As a freshman, instead of trying to join the Harvard Crimson, Abramson wrote profiles and theatre reviews for the weekly campus paper, the Independent.

At Notre Dame, he'd worked on the school newspaper, before deciding that it was too acquiescent to convention, and starting a conservative alternative campus paper.

Greg Jensen, the firm's co-chief investment officer and a member of Dartmouth's class of 1996, wrote a letter to the editor of the campus paper on Friday.

"If you've worked on a campus paper, you will have worked into the wee hours, raced for deadlines and hunted desperately for news.

The campus papers or the small newspapers did.

The first flush of printer's ink is like wine; that is why campus papers are so alive, and why they cause deans so much acute distress, worse than cramp in the stomach.

A group of Stanford students are starting a national student organization called Stop the Brain Drain committed to empowering "more young people to solve America's greatest challenges" by combating Wall Street recruitment, and a series of op-eds have been popping up in campus papers across the country trying to do the same.

To multiply its Web site inventory, it recently offered $25,000 each for the best business plans by a total of eight M.B.A. students, hanging posters at the top 100 business schools and running ads in campus papers.

Campus papers are publishing comprehensive accounts of today's events.