In the same month, the journal of Wesley College, a privately operated residential facility on the campus, was widely criticised for naming female students with the "best ass", "best cleavage" and as the "biggest porn star".
Meanwhile, the stringent meal plan program on campus is widely unpopular.
The percentage of 18- to 24-year-olds enrolled in college also was higher in 2012 (41.0percentthanhan in 2000 (35.5percentt)." These statistics are significant because college campuses are widely regarded as the scenes of excessive partying, drinking, and substance use.
Although the pattern of campus-based interviews varies widely from campus to campus, the basic structure consists of interviews with faculty members, postdocs, students, staff, and academic and human resource administrators, as well as giving one or two talks.
In 2007, a Yale biology professor teaching at the Beijing campus sent a widely circulated e-mail blaming Chinese faculty and administrators for tolerating widespread plagiarism.
This fact was gleefully noted on campus tours and widely regarded as part of the Union's charm, but I'm a modest germaphobe and lived in fear that one of the pats would lose its adhesiveness, fall to the ground, and smear me in oleaginous humiliation.
And still almost half of their students fail state achievement exams, and pass rates vary widely by campus.
In the days after the fire, rumors circulated widely on campus that the fraternity's members might have been involved.
Polytechnic officials say it is one of the few universities to use wireless computers so widely on campus.
A sharp-eyed campus social critic, the widely read anonymous blogger known as DukeObsrvr, summed up the men's lacrosse team's place in the social hierarchy this way: "Let's not kid ourselves, what frat doesn't hate these fuckers?
