Sentence examples for housing administrators from inspiring English sources

But housing administrators say that most students adapt quickly to coed culture, and a dozen Berkeley dorm residents who were interviewed agree.

But Mrs. Barry found her spot in the Holy Spirit Senior House after an opening developed, and word reached Catholic Charities housing administrators about her need.

A quarter of colleges have plans to build on-campus housing, of which 39 percent expect to do so within five years, according to a survey of 209 university housing administrators published in June by College Planning and Management.

But housing administrators at Muhlenberg College, a liberal arts institution with 2,150 students in Allentown, Pa., toured the dormitory to review the work of the construction contractor and said they were impressed.

What's more, there is not enough dormitory space for the 5,000 students who need housing, administrators say, because the American military has occupied three-quarters of the space and pays no rent.

In interviews, college housing administrators say it has become an increasing challenge to accommodate the computers, bean bag chairs, stereo systems and futons that students are trying to pack into dorm rooms that were often built to hold two suitcases and a trunk.

Dinkins, then as a regional housing administrator in the Clinton administration under Andrew M. Cuomo, now the governor.

One housing administrator for the Cherokee nation estimates it would take the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), which has responsibility for helping Indians build homes, 42 years to fill his tribe's housing backlog.

He also mastered a series of careers, as an intelligence officer in World War II, head of his father's barge company, director of an important civic association and New York City housing administrator.

Only graduate students are allowed to study at the campus, which is filled with old trees and the colonial mansions that were built to house administrators and teachers.

He plays Trevor, who throws down his racial hatred and contempt for authority like a gauntlet to the social workers and halfway-house administrators who keep trying, with increasing exasperation, to find ways for the system to contain him.