Sentence examples for led college from inspiring English sources

In one of the building's larger classrooms, a gently tiered oval room with 61 seats, Julia E. S. Grant, an associate professor of accountancy, recently led college students enrolled in a summer finance and accounting camp.

This has led college administrators to offer a compromise: At the least, they plead, disable the network's "sharing" mechanism so that other Kazaa users can't gain access to music on your computer.

Abe Lemons, who led college basketball teams in Texas and Oklahoma for a combined 34 seasons, once observed that there were only two plays: "Romeo and Juliet" and Put the Darn Ball in the Basket, by which he meant that basketball (and possibly life itself) was not much about strategy.

LSU averaged 10,644 for 35 games and with a total of 361,912 led college baseball in total attendance for the 22nd consecutive season.

His 7.8-yard rushing average as a sophomore led college football.

These concerns have led college students to be highly-represented in the Occupy movement, with an estimated 150 campuses nationwide staging several protests, walk-outs or sit-ins to educate others about the issues disproportionately impacting fellow students.

Those forces, the report argues, have led colleges and universities to increase spending on athletics at a rate that outpaces spending on academics.

This "arms race" has led colleges and policymakers to award increasing proportions of aid based on "merit" rather than on financial need.

This has led colleges to develop policies, with California in the forefront, that would thwart possible interference by the federal government.

Mr. Folds said student groups helped swell the numbers; the success enjoyed last year by the Beelzebubs, a spunky, telegenic group from Tufts University that finished second, has led colleges to see the advantages of giving students time to participate.

While opposition to the military's ban on openly gay servicemen and women kept R.O.T.C. off some campuses in recent years, it was protests against the Vietnam War that led colleges to ban the program decades ago.