Sentence examples for campus television from inspiring English sources

However, it may be a while before Comedy Central and the Sci Fi Channel hit the campus television screens.

Yet professors of all ranks and disciplines are revealing such information on public, national platforms: blogs, Web pages, social networking sites, even campus television.

Outrage ensued from the relatively small black student population here and their supporters, who grew more inflamed when a satirical campus television program broadcast a segment on the party and used a racial epithet to denounce black students.

But the episode that most dismayed some was an e-mail message that Barry Shain, an associate professor of political science, sent to a student who had invited him to appear on a campus television show about race.

Eric Gordon, the president of the campus television outlet that taped the speech, said nobody from the Mets contacted him regarding the videotape, which is still in the university's possession.

This was an era when live remote telecasts were almost unimaginable, but the studio of the University of Texas campus television station was adjacent to the tower, and one of its hulking cameras was moved to the studio's edge and trained upwards on the tower to provide a static but live image.

Campus televisions block MTV and VH1 because the college considers their programming to be racy, and students' computers come equipped with a software program called "Covenant Eyes" that monitors the Web sites they visit.

Students run the college's radio station, WDOM, as well the on-campus television station, PCTV.

In this paper, we discuss the CORBA-based design and implementation of Campus TV, a distributed television studio architecture.

The decision amounted to a wholesale retreat by the Bush campaign from its efforts over the last two weeks to impose its own schedule, moving some of the debates from campuses to television studios, shortening some of them from 90 minutes to 60 minutes and designating moderators like Larry King and Tim Russert.

The University has a campus-wide television station, GUTV, which began broadcasting in 1999.