Sentence examples for college case from inspiring English sources
COLLEGE CASE WESTERN RESERVE--Announced the resignation of Joe Perella, football coach.
In 1984 in the so-called Grove City College case, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that if even one student gets a federally granted loan, a school has to comply with federal demands.
However, those who gave blood were proportionately more likely than those who did not give blood to be Caucasian (cases: 69.9% versus 42.0%, P < 0.001; controls: 68.6% versus 44.1%, P < 0.001), to have attended college (cases: 59.9% versus 48.0%, P < 0.001; controls: 57.2% versus 47.1%, P < 0.001), and to have local stage disease (63.5% versus 56.7%, P = 0.03).
In some colleges, cases were discussed in groups of five students, while in other colleges skills were further assessed through role play or Objective Structured Clinical Examination.
In the absence of an active students' union at Matthew Boulton College, the case of Assed Baig and Darrel Williams was taken up by the National Union of Students.
For a while, Leonard delivered pizza, and I worked at a dry cleaners in Cleveland and finished college at Case Western Reserve University.
That would give him a 270-268 vinthey in thelectoralal college.A case for Obama?This suggests Democratic primary voters need to pay close attention to independents.
In 1922 she enrolled in the Flora Stone Mather College of Case Western Reserve University, where she majored in English and sociology while also organizing a college chapter of the League of Women Voters.
So for those Americans who do attend college, the case for taking advantage of its denser-than-average social landscape might actually get stronger as the non-virtual alternatives decline.
A federal judge in Mississippi made clear that he was not satisfied with a settlement reached by the state, the Department of Justice and black plaintiffs in a 26-year-old college desegregation case.
But in her heart she knows she's only giving to her college in case her kid's an idiot and can't get in on his own merit.
