Sentence examples for guards students from inspiring English sources

Did different groups in society (cadres, intellectuals, workers, red guards, students) play different roles in urban and rural settings?

In the wee hours of nearly every weeknight over the last 10 years, Mr. Benigno was a rock, a hugely entertaining and comforting presence to the security guards, students, cabdrivers, freelancers, firefighters, travelers, early-risers, janitors and insomniacs: Joey from Yonkers, a mumbly type who "would even gamble on the weather," in Mr. Benigno's coinage.

Much of the interest in Sudbury has come from middle-school children's parents who are concerned about what may be ahead: public high schools where the halls are patrolled by guards, students' privacy is invaded and "there seems to be a basic distrust of kids," said one of the organizers, Lisa Montanus-CoLisas.

The searing images of soldiers guarding students from those days will forever serve as a testament to the progress we've made, the barriers that previous generations have torn down, and the power of ordinary men and women to help us build a more perfect union.

So guarding student dormitories is hardly the most urgent task for the police.

Such scanning and indexing of emails, which cannot be fully turned off, could be in violation of a US law called Ferpa, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, which is the main law guarding student educational records and the law being used as the basis for a lawsuit filed against Google in California.

Federal privacy laws guarding student records, not a confidentiality contract with Spielberg, prohibited Kelley and others from revealing his grade or details of his work.

Uniformed security guards whisk students into classrooms and out of the hallways, which are virtually empty when class is in session.

"It's a pretty bad-looking school compared to Stuy, but what can you do?" Ms. Brinkevich said as security guards herded students inside.

In Wisconsin, teachers, prison guards, firefighters, students and others have been protesting against the Republican-led government's plan to curtail public employees' right to collective bargaining and have them pay more for healthcare and pensions.

In schools where scanners and guards greet students first thing in the morning this message is conveyed: "You and your school are dangerous".