Sentence examples for colleges built from inspiring English sources

And for Morse and Stiles Colleges, built for Yale students from 1958 to 1962, he joined roughly hewn stones and concrete infused with an expanding agent to achieve the appearance of masonry walls without masons.

Some colleges build their own calculators.

We should demand a cease-fire to the perk wars in which colleges build ever-more-luxurious living, dining and recreational facilities.

To that end, I would expect to see the government encourage the Education Training Foundation to help colleges build new trading and strategic relationships with employers.

Before enumerating some of these, I want to emphasize another fact about the way most universities and colleges build their budgets.

St. John's was a city college built on city kids.

On the practice field, a manager drove him around in a golf cart, and the college built a special podium for him to coach from.

Partly because of Professor Brown's achievement, the college built a planetarium, said Dr. James Fullmer, chairman of the university's earth science department.

Southampton College built its reputation on its marine sciences program but had been trying to strengthen its liberal arts offerings as part of its transformation.

With the increased income pouring in from the stock market, Bowdoin College built a theater, a student union building, a coastal studies center and three dorms.

Helen Kim, a Korean graduate of Ewha College, built that institution into the world's largest women's university, and Sun Myung Moon founded the Unification Church, which teaches a unique Christian theology.