Sentence examples for campus performance from inspiring English sources

Last year, he came under fire again for approving a campus performance of "The Vagina Monologues," a play that has appeared Off Broadway and on other campuses.

In 1966, with Rockefeller Foundation money, it set up a Center for New Music, one of the earliest campus performance outlets of its kind.

In 1996, when Oberlin's then president criticized Tribe 8, the queercore punk band, for a campus performance involving a dildo, Copeland argued that stage performances should be protected as artistic expression.

The 30 dancers enrolled in the retreat -- who range in age from 13 to 27 -- were initially promised that their lessons would culminate in a campus performance of Graham's "Panorama".

In the middle of August of 1952 while he is at Black Mountain College, he's seeing these white paintings for the first time and he decides to stage an all of campus performance at the College.

He wrote shows for campus performances, and some of his collaborators followed him into his revues.

He cites The Counterweight's satiric twitting of the campus performances of "The Vagina Monologues".

The campus performances get enough attention that GoEnnounce.com, a online graduation-announcement business, used them as an advertising vehicle, sponsoring student-produced flash mobs where the dancers (at the University of Michigan, wearing caps and gowns) finish by holding up large cards spelling out G-O-E-N-N-O-U-N-C-E.

The man whose job it is to smash into an opposing linebacker at full speed ("If it goes well," he joked) also regularly appears in campus performances wearing rouge and once donned an outfit that his girlfriend describes as "a Victorian style jock strap".

In contrast, Nancy Zimpher, as president of the University of Cincinnati, fired the basketball coach Bob Huggins in 2005, after he had great success on the court but managed to ignore any responsibility for academic and off-campus performance of his players.

In 15 minutes she would be dancing in the first off-campus performance of the fledgling Columbia Ballet Collaborative, a group she had formed at Columbia University in late 2007 with four other students, all professional dancers coming late to college and frustrated by the lack of ballet opportunities outside established companies.