Sentence examples for colleges organized from inspiring English sources

She had attended one of Boston's best private schools for girls, and had graduated from Bryn Mawr, one of the few colleges organized around the militant belief that a woman's place was in the world.

Public colleges organized as systems also developed effective strategies, although bureaucratic guidelines sometimes diminished the effectiveness of central office mandates.

The college organized a retrospective of his work in 1999.

One college organized overnight stays for high school students.

Students at about 40 colleges have organized a divestment campaign against Israel, creating more tumult.

In addition, it has funded scholarships for Kaplan SAT prep classes and bus trips to colleges, and organized writing clinics taught by graduate students from Sarah Lawrence College.

A King's College man himself, he read the obituaries in the college newsletter for lines such as these: "In College, he organized nocturnal races, naked except for gowns, on the older Fellows' tricycles".

In the fall, Andrew returned to college, and organized the borough for his father.

In 1995, when Brooklyn Phil was in college, he organized the first Phil Campbell convention here.

So, together with the Neuberger Museum of Art at the college, he organized a series of public talks on museum design and installation.

While his college classmates organized antiwar protests, Mr. Levy, at 20, won a seat on Cornell's board of trustees.