Sentence examples for control of college from inspiring English sources

"What is lost in all of this is that the presidents — the very people tasked with enforcing the N.C.A.A.'s and the Knight Commission's principle of 'presidential control' of college athletics — have proven to all that they are incapable of fulfilling their mandate," Princeton's athletic director, Gary Walters, said, referring to a watchdog group for college athletics.

Darwinian principles have taken control of college athletics, further dividing institutions in the power conferences from everyone else.

The NCAA lost control of college football broadcasting rights in a 1980s Supreme Court antitrust decision, which left the conferences free to negotiate their own rights deals.

Radcliffe was ill and continued to personally oppose handing over control of the college to Greenwood, particularly the college archives and treasury.

A team led by Kording and Wei recruited three groups of people: Chinese migrant workers with no computer experience, workers who were matched by age and education but did have computer experience through a job, and a control group of college students who were computer proficient.

In 1836 the city of Charleston took control of the college, making it the first municipal college in the nation.

The Methodist church, which had supported it before the war, transferred control of the college to the state of Alabama in 1872.

In 1885 the state took complete control of the college, and the name was changed to State Agricultural College of Oregon and later Oregon Agricultural College.

Dr. Pippins and the trustees have battled county leaders over control of the college's budget, recently winning a judgment in State Supreme Court to block the county from exercising a line-item veto on expenditures.

Criticism by those who considered him to be too arbitrary as an administrator resulted in a dispute over control of the college and caused him to resign his bishopric in 1831.

The new abbey assumed control of the college and its possessions, which included all of the churches in Leicester.