Sentence examples for entering campus from inspiring English sources
Mr. Khan is accused of stealing a master key to the school and entering campus buildings on several nights between his 18th birthday, Jan . 23 and May 20, according to the 17-page complaint filed by the Orange County district attorney.
Alabama also prohibited Hayes, Pettway and Williams from entering campus.
Universities have often been the site of protests, partly because of a student pro-democracy network, the Office for Consolidating Unity, and a law that bars police officers from entering campuses.
This tells of their efforts to enter campus activities.
Still, the state remained divided by class, and the secular elite who controlled the state through institutions like the military and the judiciary watched warily as growing numbers of covered women, whose mothers had not been educated, entered campuses.
The car was entering a campus road when the driver either skidded or lost control and was hit by the oncoming truck.
The impression one is most likely to gain on entering the campus of Bob Jones University, a place of yellow brick buildings and well-kept lawns, is that it is a very long way from the typical American college.
"This is a just a friendly visit from a mother with a son to a mother who has lost a son -- to many mothers who have lost sons," Mrs. Snow said as she was stopped from entering the campus by its chief of security.
He was here, entering the campus from the Broadway gate, walking east across 116th Street towards Amsterdam.
Rob Felton, director of public information for George Fox University, told VICE News that the college also has a conscientious objector exemption, which prevents military recruiters from entering the campus.
