Sentence examples for historic student from inspiring English sources
The historic student loan legislation is a quantum leap forward in protecting our society's most vulnerable -- and increasingly debt-ridden -- consumers.
A deft libretto by David Pountney, the director, wove together three historic student protests — in Munich during World War II, in China during the Cultural Revolution and in the segregated Mississippi of 1962 — in a manner that warned and inspired, largely without hectoring.
The historic student housing residence halls include Broward, Bryan, Cawthon, Gilchrist, Jennie Murphree, Landis and Reynolds are located on the eastern half of campus.
Renovated historic student housing residence halls located on the eastern half of campus include Broward, Bryan, Cawthon, Gilchrist, Jennie Murphree, Landis and Reynolds.
The demonstrations in Paris Saturday erupted into some of the most violent unrest in the city since the historic student protests of 1968, with cars torched, homes destroyed and stores looted.
"For several years prior to 2006, there was an administrative oversight at this historic student-run radio station that resulted in the shortcoming in program record-keeping," the statement said.
On January 22 , 1969 the Third World Liberation Front initiated their now-historic student strike, demanding a Third World College at UC Berkeley.
The samples were being collected by historic preservation students in a class in historic paint analysis led by Prof. Hector Abreu-Cintron.
These libraries, wood-paneled and grand or quaint and historic, allow students a calm getaway not far from their own rooms.
To kick off the Spring semester, historic preservation students and faculty will come together on Thursday, January 19th for the 1st annual HP Potluck Dinner.
We caught up with the masterminds behind the rap -- Nate Dawes, Katie DeCecco, Carol Vinatieri, and Sam Crystal, all historic preservation students at the University of Mary Washington -- to learn how they put it together, what they'd like people to discover about the National Register, and what their personal plaques would say.
