Sentence examples for controversial students from inspiring English sources

There are two reasons as follows: first, since the topic is controversial, students might not define themselves openly in the face-to-face interview process.

"I've been through lots of very controversial student projects," said Carol Becker, who recently left the School of the Art Institute of Chicago to become dean of Columbia's School of the Arts.

After specialising as a gunnery officer, Dewar became a staff officer and a controversial student of naval tactics before seeing extensive service during the First World War.

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said Wednesday he will move to disband a controversial student fraternity linked to a lawmaker from his government's coalition partner, whose songbook contained lyrics celebrating the Holocaust.

She was co-sponsor of a controversial student Senate resolution that called for the UC system to divest from companies that do business with the Israeli military in its occupation of Palestinian territory; the UC Berkeley student Senate narrowly passed that non-binding resolution in April after an emotional debate.

Devin Saucier has attended events with prominent "suit-and-tie" white nationalists; is associated with a Virginia-based group that the Daily Beast described as "white-power wolf cult"; and co-founded a controversial student group at Vanderbilt University that fought against diversity.

The proposal would be controversial with students.

But the most popular rule among parents, administrators say, is also the most controversial among students: the "courtship policy".

By discussing alternative knowledge claims with respect to controversial issues, students may be more accepting of scientific knowledge without rejecting their religious beliefs, which should be the ultimate goal of science education.

But a year after the controversial change, students seemed to have moved on.

The third session, and arguably the most controversial, included "students who have been falsely accused and disciplined under Title IX," according to an Education Department memo.