Sentence examples for occupying students from inspiring English sources

I gave a talk to the occupying students last week, and the vice-chancellor was invited to attend so we could hold a public debate.

The college, which is part of London University, dropped its legal manoeuvre after occupying students quit the vice-chancellor's building on Thursday.

All the occupying students have issued similar demands: a statement from their vice-chancellor condemning the Israeli bombing of Gaza; severing university investment or links with companies supplying equipment used in the conflict; sending surplus computers and books to students in Gaza; scholarships for Gazan students – and no repercussions for their activism.

The letter comes after the occupying students staged a series of highly-attended events on Tuesday, including a screening of Russell Brand's new film, The Emperor's New Clothes, and a talk by David Graeber.

The university board of directors responded to the Bungehuis protest by initiating a lawsuit against the occupying student seeking a fine of €100,000 per student per day.

So far, four of the occupying student groups have claimed victory: at the School of Oriental and African Studies and the University of Essex (after two days), and at Oxford (after just 10 hours), and the LSE.

Many university societies exist solely to occupy students between lectures.

It is an activity that occupies students here morning, afternoon and evening, Sundays through Fridays, before the start of the Jewish sabbath.

As director of the YMCA Training School (now Springfield College), Gulick ordered assistant James Naismith to develop a game that would occupy students during the winter months when it was too cold to play rugby or gridiron football in Massachusetts.

N. Gregory Mankiw defends his introductory economics class at Harvard against the criticisms of Occupy students by saying his course is a broad survey of mainstream economics similar to those at other universities ("Know What You're Protesting," Economic View, Dec. 4).

Not all of the houses in the student neighborhoods are occupied by students.