Sentence examples for campus survival from inspiring English sources
Consider packing a recently published book, "The College Student's Guide to Eating Well on Campus" (Tulip Hill Press, $12.95) by a highly knowledgeable but realistic dietitian, Ann Selkowitz Litt, as part of your campus survival kit.
After graduation, spoken word poetry transformed from a hobby on campus to a way of survival in the real world.
Overall, then, the act would enable New York State to walk away from its obligation to fund public higher education and usher in a struggle for survival among individual campuses.
Addressing a leadership conference of the Union of Jewish Congregations of America in 1969, Dr. Lander called the modern campus a "crisis area for Jewish survival," The New York Times reported.
Its appetite for innovation, he says, will ensure its survival intact in the new campus, which will have 5,000 or so students, from Dartington, UCF and the University of Exeter.
In order to avoid jeopardizing its survival, the American Hebrew Academy, with its 100-acre campus and its high-end buildings, is expected to enter into a settlement with the Japanese insurance companies.
Chabotar told The Guilfordian that besides balancing the budget and fixing the campus, Guilford needed a long-range strategic plan to ensure its survival.
Among guidebooks that list campuses with special programs are "The K&W Guide to Colleges for Students With Learning Disabilities or Attention Deficit Disorder" (Princeton Review) and "Survival Guide for College Students With A.D.H.D. or L.D". (American Psychological Association).
Furthermore, median survival remains at about 2 3.5 years after documentation of metastasis (Clark et al, 1987; Henderson, 1991; Campora et al, 1999).
