Sentence examples for college discourse from inspiring English sources

And yet to suggest that the archetypal student today is "the Organization Kid," as Mr. Brooks did, seems too simplistic, ignoring the powerful effect that certain academic modes of thinking -- from multiculturalism to deconstruction -- have had in shaping contemporary college discourse.

President Leon Botstein told the graduates to use the tools they had acquired at Bard to counter a world obsessed with violence and never to forget the special if fleeting qualities of being an undergraduate on a college campus "where discourse is considered better and more adequate than the use of force".

NUCLEAR power isn't the most lovable of alternatives, and if you live in Westchester County, as I do, the specter of Indian Point is one of the constants of local discourse, like college admissions hysteria, real estate anxiety and Bill and Hillary sightings.

So to Milo Yiannopoulos and any other alt-right halfwit who chooses to co-opt legitimate discourse on college campuses for their own purposes, this message is for you: stay the fuck off my campus.

But the discourse about colleges and universities today is undermining these hopeful expectations.

This is in stark contrast to what I experienced in college, where lively debate and discourse were always in order.

On that day you and your parents set aside some time to answer each others' questions and have frank discourse on how your college search is going.

The city became especially known for its book trade, with scribes turning out works on a wide array of subjects while the Sankore Madrasah, an Islamic college, became a centre for religious discourse, its fame spreading throughout the Arab world.

The concept of accountability prominently entered our discourse in discussions regarding college athletics.

Mothers have more rights than fathers, more women are going to college and Oprah rules the gender discourse.

If you've ever been in a graduate creative writing workshop, you'll know that the level of formality and the erudition of the discourse would make even a college freshman blush.