Sentence examples for make the campuses from inspiring English sources

A Colorado faculty group said the ban would make the campuses safer, but a student, Brady Allen, 25, told the board that fear of an accidental discharge from a concealed weapon was not a good reason to ban guns.

To the consternation of many faculty members, SUNY's trustees have moved to hold down the university's budget, to make the campuses more self-supporting and, most provocatively, to establish a common required curriculum on all campuses.

She said she would like to make the campus a "more open and diverse intellectual community".

"If they do, they're going to make the campus a more technology-savvy, innovative, more efficient place," Pernetti said.

The other key tenet of the whole plan is to make the campus more than just for Google employees alone.

Although the project dovetailed with Lincoln Center's larger redevelopment effort, intended to make the campus more inviting, the new theater was a tough sell.

The project coincides with Lincoln Center's larger redevelopment project, currently under way, that aims to make the campus feel more open and welcoming.

At Yale, more than 2,000 people asked the university to make the campus in Connecticut a haven for illegal immigrants, the Yale Daily News reported Monday.

The University of New England here in Biddeford had a similar problem — too many cars, not enough space and a desire to make the campus greener.

Where Lincoln Center once conveyed an aura of elite culture that some found intimidating, its renovation tried to make the campus more transparent, welcoming and accessible by adding things like the bleachers outside Alice Tully Hall and the roof lawn on the North Plaza.

According to Ronald, Lane, a sociology major, and the committee's chairman, the purpose of the session is to make the campus a more stimulating place by establishing Warmth through non-verbal communication.