Sentence examples for radical university from inspiring English sources
In "At Berkeley," Wiseman, looking admiringly at the historic seat of student radicalism, comes up against the impossibility of a radical university — because real radicalism isn't something that responsible administrators unwilling to renounce the proper administration of the university itself, and maybe even to put its very existence at risk, can foster.
He was a Gymnasium student, then a radical university student, then a Red Army soldier.
(Touchstone, $16). In this debut novel, Mosca, a radical university student, is living through the upheavals of post-Franco Spain.
He was a contender to lead the FARC after the death of Mr. Marulanda, but lost the post to Alfonso Cano, a hard-liner who joined the group after dabbling in radical university politics in Bogotá, the capital.
Mr. Cano, whose real name was Guillermo Saenz, was an intellectual who joined the party as a hard-liner after dabbling in radical university politics in Bogotá, the capital.
His older brother Adán, a radical university professor, put him in touch with the guerrilla leaders with whom he would conspire for more than a decade before launching his uprising without them.
He could have taken his pick of any of the more radical universities of the 70s - Sussex, Warwick or East Anglia - but preferred to live cheek by jowl with the very privilege he claimed to despise.
But Boston University did not need or want radical change, university officials and faculty members said.
In his novel Things Can Only Get Better, John O'Farrell recalls having the Jamaican poet Michael Smith as a guest at an early 80s university radical poetry evening.
Meanwhile, vice-chancellors have called for radical changes to university admissions after tens of thousands of school-leavers were left in limbo when parts of the Ucas website crashed under the weight of traffic.
It inspired a revolution in education spending, a radical expansion of universities and colleges and ground-breaking new ideas like UnionLearn.
