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"left the campus" is a perfectly valid sentence in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to convey that someone (or something) had exited the boundary of a college, university, or other educational institution. For example: "After finishing his last finals, John left the campus, eager to begin his summer vacation."
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Those costs were covered by a Harvard alumni group since the R.O.T.C. left the campus.
The academic year ended several weeks ago and most students had left the campus.
They left the campus with a rented truck filled with seized documents.
Possessed of an average hacker's game at the time, I left the campus paralyzed by instruction.
Now, he is a bullet-scarred alumnus who never really left the campus.
Twenty-seven players were convicted or pleaded guilty to a total of 45 charges, and many left the campus.
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You couldn't leave the campus.
But when you leave the campus, you get hanged".
"Faculty didn't want players leaving the campus," Gordin said.
"I would leave the campus and sell drugs.
They must also register their travel plans when leaving the campus.
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