Sentence examples for college effort from inspiring English sources

This one went from being a good college effort by the Jayhawks to already being over.

Daniel P. King was the Hidalgo Independent School District superintendent in 2005 when the local early college effort began.

The college effort is critical to Mr. Paul, who is depending on a nontraditional base to bring him victory on Tuesday.

Having since read, I think, pretty much every line he ever published — including his theatre criticism, not represented here, his radio broadcasts, and even his verse — I was for a long time a passionate Maximilian, even making a failed college effort to turn his novel, "Zuleika Dobson," into a musical comedy, an enterprise at which Wolcott Gibbs and George and Ira Gershwin also failed.

Emily's brother Coby, now a Tulane graduate and Teach for America Corps member, spearheaded the college effort.

The program, supported by a $3.2 million grant from the Atlantic Philanthropies, pays for community college efforts to offer innovative programs to older students to hone their job-seeking strategies and other career skills.

The Harvard program, along with the community college efforts, represents "the fitful creation of institutions and pathways for this new stage of engagement and purpose in the second half of life," Mr. Freedman said.

He was appointed to finish her term on the board in 1990 and since that time, had been part of the leadership group that directed college efforts, shepherding in an expansion of programs, facilities, and resources resulting in the dramatic growth of the student body.

Despite calls for reform of the electoral college, efforts to enact changes to the system would probably be blocked by smaller swing states accustomed to the attention during the presidential campaigning while a popular-vote-only system would force candidates to concentrate only on populous states like California, Texas, Florida and New York.

And once the U.S. Department of Education links loans to college efforts to teach personal finance, we should measure learning effectiveness by observing its impact of loan default rates, credit scores, bankruptcy rates and other behavioral measurements.

Referral to treatments specific for the disorder should be an essential element in colleges' efforts to help, and retain, certain students with these potentially lethal symptoms.