Sentence examples for change dorms from inspiring English sources

"In short I was told: No you can't change dorms, there are too many students right now.

Just look at the recent case of an Amherst student who says she was told not to worry, in effect, about being raped and not to try to change dorms.

Changed dorm rooms, twice, to get away from roommates who were driving him crazy.

"The only thing offered to me as a victim was I could change my dorm room if I wanted to," Dixon said.

Gee eventually changed his tune from "Yankee Doodle" to "Dixie," abandoning the attempt to change the dorm's name, trying to placate the people who attacked him by calling them "old friends," and having his spokesman, Michael Schoenfeld, say that my criticism of the Klan founder was "rightly offensive to, and rejected by, most people".

And since I found that not much has changed in dorm amenities over the decades, I can offer these handy tips to make that first year away from a home a little easier to maneuver.

The Corps then returns to their dorms to change into the uniforms they will wear the following year, with the juniors donning their Senior Boots.

She alleges that Boswell told her the best she could expect was to change classes or switch dorms, "but that no student has ever been expelled over sexual assault or had any sort of annotation on their transcript".

Spellmann immediately began to implement changes, eliminating co-ed dorms and placing the emphasis on a "values centered" approach in the classroom.

In college, I dealt with (jealous) mean sorority girls, which ultimately resulted in a dorm room change, and other things I can't disclose.

Provost James R. Stellar said the college was not looking to change that when it opened the dorm last fall.