Sentence examples for campus speakers from inspiring English sources

These can give you a glimpse into the day-to-day life at the college: the controversies, the celebrations, campus speakers, student events, even crime reports.

At its core is an "academic bill of rights," written by Mr. Horowitz, that asks universities, among other things, to include both conservative and liberal viewpoints in their selection of campus speakers and syllabuses for courses and to choose faculty members "with a view toward fostering a plurality of methodologies and perspectives".

Monsignor Sheeran, who has been criticized for allowing campus speakers regarded as soft on abortion, reiterated his own opposition to it, but defended Seton Hall's right to hear speakers of diverse opinions and insisted that holding the meeting was no endorsement of the governor's views.

May undertook to revise original Home Office guidelines that would have required all visiting campus speakers to be vetted and for student unions to give at least 14 days' notice of all controversial meetings to allow background checks to be carried out and, if necessary, talks to be cancelled.

Numerous articles offered a single issue: controversies over "conservative" campus speakers.

They drew together hundreds of students, staff, and faculty to listen to campus speakers and sign a pledge to end violence and harassment on campus.

When John F. Kennedy was elected President, groups of idealistic students rediscovered Sinclair, and he became, during Kennedy's term and Lyndon Johnson's, an active campus speaker — the old troublemaker, born thirteen years after the end of the Civil War, entertaining students in their "tight-fitting blue denim pants and long hair".

Is there a more controversial campus speaker than Ann Coulter?

"After the Orwellian-named anti-fascist protesters had successfully shut down numerous campus speaker events with violent riots, Berkeley was forced to spend $600,000 simply to prove the mob was not in control of their school," Sessions said.

One might ask, "to do what?" Campuses that are pleading poverty are still spending vast amounts of money on new buildings and construction projects, CEO slush funds, high-priced administrators, campus speaker fees and athletic departments where many football and basketball coaches earn well over $1-2 1-2 million

As Google's reach into many aspects of media production and distribution grows ever greater, A-list authors, actors, musicians and others are taking part in the company's six-year-old on-campus speaker series.