Sentence examples for chapter of students from inspiring English sources

In Richmond, Va., for example, about 300 people came to the city's Monroe Park for a rally organized by a local chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy.

ANDREW EPSTEIN New York, Aug. 6, 2001 The writer is president of the Amherst College chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy.

Mr. Thompson visited the Virginia Tech campus after the attack there to support a local chapter of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus.

A particularly radical son of the sixties, Kaptchuk was one of the founders of the Columbia University chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, in 1965, but the organization was soon dominated by a faction that became the Weather Underground.

There was a mild skirmish the first day of registration when Mark Rudd, suspended student and chairman of Columbia's chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, attempted to register for classes.

On Monday, Yale's chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine set up a mock Israeli checkpoint, declared themselves the Yale Defense Forces and used cardboard rifles to re-enact the humiliation and harassment of Palestinians.

He came to live in California Gulch in the early 1970s after organizing chapters of Students for a Democratic Society in Texas and Oklahoma and later selling flowers in Tucson.

Bernard Kaplan, the principal of North High School, cited a peer drug-education program in which some students sign contracts forswearing drug use, an athletic code of conduct in which team members pledge to stay drug- and alcohol-free, chapters of Students Against Drunk Driving, and Parents Decide, a program "to raise the consciousness of parents that there's more work to do".

In the fall, as students head back to campuses, the campaign plans a push to launch new or reengage existing chapters of Students for Hillary, in an effort to mobilize young voters at about 280 college campuses across the country.

Fossum serves as the chapter president of Students for Rand, the Kentucky senator's apparatus for mobilizing the youth vote for his Presidential campaign.

Chapters of student activists cropped up at the University of Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Emory, the most distinguished private university in the state.