Sentence examples for campus science from inspiring English sources

The Apple Macintosh, released in 1984, was the first PC that didn't look like it belonged in the basement of the campus science center surrounded by math books and used pizza boxes.

They met at the university in their senior year when Mr. Wexler, then the editor of The Cornell Political Forum, a campus journal, approached Ms. Orfinger, the editor of SciTech Magazine, a campus science and technology publication, about sharing resources and staff.

The University of Kentucky junior allegedly snuck into the campus science building sometime around midnight, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports.

The core tools of the SMART program are resources and relationships: university-designed or commercial water data collection equipment, data loggers and chemistry supplies, on-campus science and engineering training for teacher-mentors and students, and a community mentor network.

Students represent disciplines from across campus (including science, engineering, health sciences, behavioral sciences, and liberal arts).

At the Jadriah campus (engineering, sciences and political science) there is one single student union type of thing that has taken the place of the old Ba'athist student union.

On campus tours, science and engineering schools love to show off their high-tech equipment and promote how many graduates work for Google.

Since 2005, the Centre for Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Colorado has brought to our campus presidential science advisers, spanning the administrations of John F Kennedy to Barack Obama.

The university didn't really want a derelict campus — a science building with outdated bunsen burners lying around, for instance — or a $20 million endowment fund earmarked solely for the college's use.

It appears logical to assume that, of any group on campus, biological science majors should have a propensity toward acceptance of evolution because they have chosen to major in the field.

The high court had just ruled that race is a legitimate factor in admissions policies aimed at fostering campus diversity ( Science, 27 June, p. 2012), a stance that many took as a vote of confidence in their efforts, too.