Sentence examples for campus thinking from inspiring English sources

"Although I have noticed that everyone comes onto campus thinking that everyone else is on full scholarship.

During those "three solid months of arguing in dorm rooms and on picket lines, asking 'What's this place for?' 'What's this country about?'", Marcus "walked around the campus thinking how lucky I am to be here at this moment".

One warm windy autumn day, before the rain, as I was rambling around campus thinking about a class I had to teach that day, I came upon the terribly moving monument to the Six Million just outside the Temple off in a wooded corner, lovely in its solitude, quiet, and big lotus pool.

"Some campuses are thinking they'll wait until Congress acts, but to wait is to endanger loan access for students," said Robert Shireman, the deputy under secretary of education.

But from a practical standpoint, (recycling) is unlikely to get many students on the campuses constantly thinking about that or other preservation efforts," says McDonald.

Once you've had time to acclimate to campus life, start thinking about what career you'll want to pursue.

I also heard Temple had a film program and thought, 'Eh, I'll go check it out.' I fell in love with the people I got to talk to and by the time I left the campus I was thinking, 'I'm going to Temple!'".

The new development of information infrastructure in campus brings new opportunities to teaching and learning but also poses new challenges to the traditional ways of thinking on campus.

Even though Diffbot is still being run out of a home near the Stanford campus, Mr. Tung is thinking big.

I like a campus as a way of thinking about a city.

Then I went back to the First World War, found Wilfred Owen, and wandered the campus dazed by "Strange Meeting," thinking about his remarkable use of the verb "groined" and mumbling, "And by his smile I knew that sullen hall".