Sentence examples for fair admission from inspiring English sources

Fair admission: $8 or $4 with a two-for-one online coupon; free for children 2 and younger.

After snapping a few photos, I moved on to Ontario's main attraction that weekend, the Malheur County Fair (admission $5).

The lawsuit, filed by Students for Fair Admission on behalf of the students, argues that Harvard discriminates against Asian American applicants.

Standing-room-only concerts, held outdoors in a plaza that gets crowded very quickly, are included in the fair admission price.

(631) 648-2500, brookhavenfair.com; fair admission: $8 $44 with a two-for-one online coupon), free for 2 and younger; rides: $25 for unlimited rides, $20 if purchased in advance online (single ride prices vary).

Fair admission is $10, $6 for those 60 and older or children under 4 feet tall, and free for children under age 2. Rides, games and food (numerous booths serve everything from corn dogs to ethnic fare) cost extra.

Edward Blum, president of Students for Fair Admissions, a group that fights for fairness in admissions processes and has a separate Harvard lawsuit pending, said that "at least 100" students who had been rejected from Harvard and other universities on the basis, he believed, of their race were on board with his group's suit.

Ensure fair admissions for all schools.

I believe, then, that Students for Fair Admissions misjudges where to make common cause.

Contrary to what Students for Fair Admissions argues, diversity makes education better.

Students for Fair Admissions has not historically fought for the rights of Asian Americans.