Sentence examples for frontier college from inspiring English sources

Today's educational frontier, college, is not.

But Godri prefers the new frontier that college baseball is facing.

Coach Kevin Corrigan is in his 21st year, long enough to be around when South Bend was considered a frontier for college lacrosse.

The timing for expansion had been ideal: With the help of current House Speaker John Boehner, Congress in February 2006 deregulated the world of online learning, opening a significant frontier to colleges seeking to expand their enrollments.

Frontier living is frontier living.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, May 18 , 1940P. 11 "Industrial research and technological progress will provide American youth with greater frontiers than the old geographical frontiers," Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., told 400 college student the other day.

The University of Denver, known for its ice hockey and ski teams, had become college lacrosse's new frontier.

There were two medical colleges from North West Frontier Province (NWFP), two from the province of Sind, one from the Punjab, and one from Balochistan.

BIG-TIME college football is the last frontier of colonial-style race relations, where African-American athletes supply the labor but rarely get control.

The next frontier in unionizing just may be the college residence hall, where stereos blare and students traipse to the showers clad only in towels.

It could force the provincial assembly and government in the North-West Frontier Province to dissolve, leaving the electoral college incomplete.