Sentence examples for extension college from inspiring English sources

By Norman Rush The New Yorker, February 13 , 1978P. 30 George Lent, teacher of Problems in Philosophy at the Day Extension College, feels drawn to Errol Foy.

The New Yorker, February 13 , 1978P. 30 George Lent, teacher of Problems in Philosophy at the Day Extension College, feels drawn to Errol Foy.

He attended an extension college of Syracuse University until 1947, when he signed a minor league contract with the Boston Braves (the team moved to Milwaukee in 1953 and later to Atlanta).

(732)560-7132, extension 2. COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY The College of New Jersey Choir and Women's Ensemble.

It's like an extension of college life, though the BSP members abandoned their studies many years earlier.

At one point, after his acting career takes off, Willem thinks, "New York City … had simply been an extension of college, where everyone had known him and JB, and the entire infrastructure of which sometimes seemed to have been lifted out of Boston and plunked down within a few blocks' radius in lower Manhattan and outer Brooklyn".

They come to find work, to find one another and to hang out in neighborhoods like Williamsburg and the Lower East Side that have become almost geographic extensions of college dorm life.

There's something universal about the graduate school experience, something inherent in the type of person who chooses to enroll in this quasi-extension of college, quasi-delayed beginning of Real Life, quasi-job whose hours are undefined beyond being modified by the word "many".

The value that this operation, all of it, Extension and this college, bring to the state is just phenomenal and truly humbling for me.

It proved invaluable to both professional entomologists and commercial turf managers, and also has been used widely in college extension courses.

Instead of gold, silver and bronze medals, winners receive silver pendants for first place, turquoise bracelets for second and, for third, kitschy amethyst-and-pewter pendants made by former Long Islanders who took community college extension classes in Navajo art.