Sentence examples for debate among students from inspiring English sources

Warner says: "There is always a good debate among students.

In Cambridge, however, the debate among students was less about art and more about history, politics and Britain's colonial past.

Online, there is now a debate among students and graduates whether the university should take back the honorary doctorate degree it bestowed on Mr. Pangilinan.

Harassment has been at the forefront of debate among students, who are said to often experience unwanted sexual comments or behaviour during their time in higher education.

Part of the role of universities is to foster a culture of debate among students, and banning protest does the complete opposite".

Despite the increasingly militant reaction to the tuition-fees debate among students and the growing backlash to his own perceived style of leadership, Porter says he believes there is "much less of a chance for a radical candidate".

Soon I'll write here on an innovative class at Pace University in which faculty member Claudia Mausner staged a fascinating debate among student teams adopting the climate stances of the three main sectors of American society discerned through the Climate Change and the American Mind project at Yale University: "alarmed or concerned," "cautious or disengaged," "doubtful or dismissive".

Even if this dream utopian, it did lead to a breathtaking explosion of political and social creativity, organisational experiments and debates among students and ordinary people.

The plan, bitterly debated among students, faculty, lawmakers and university trustees, gave Rutgers control of the medical schools of the long troubled University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, which officials believed would attract more research money, and therefore more prestige to Rutgers.

Kori's call and Tistadt's response sparked online debate among area students about whether the student's actions constituted harassment and whether the response was warranted.

"Conspiracy theories" and "intense debate" ensued among students regarding the society's intentions, benevolent or otherwise.