Sentence examples for campus reform from inspiring English sources
He told Campus Reform: "It seemed almost insensitive to propose something like this in light of the news that one of the terrorists in Paris was a Syrian refugee".
Campus Reform magazine reported in April this year that American university professors hoped that Disney's new film would make amends for the song, because King Louie "is not just a cartoon animal wishing to be human.
In the late sixties, Japan was racked by demonstrations, as university students rallied against the country's security treaty with the United States and the use of military bases on Japanese soil to send troops to the Vietnam War, and called for campus reform and the modernization of the curriculum.
As Campus Reform noted, sexting and one-night stands are also banned under the new policy.
There is no indication from Campus Reform, USC, or otherwise that anyone else complained about the "super personal" questions.
Progressive political organizations — as outlets like Campus Reform are always reminding us — still vastly outnumber conservative organizations on college campuses.
For France, the figure was 36%.Special report The art of the impossible Insider and outsiders Lessons from the campus Reforming the unreformable Minority report Beyond these shores Where there's a will Sources and acknowledgements ReprintsSome of this thinking seems to be taught at school.
hostage on the campus, demanding reform in the school's curriculum and governance.
promoted her campus rape reform legislation, which would mandate colleges conduct climate surveys.
For those who criticize campus disciplinary reforms for being prejudiced against the accused, we will point you toward various statements we've made calling for professionalization of campus disciplinary systems to protect both the accuser and the accused.
"The issue here is that if you read the messages, [they're] basically intimidating people about their vote," said Joshua Shumate, deputy executive director of the United Alabama Project, a student group working for campus election reforms.
