Sentence examples for rich colleges from inspiring English sources

The impact on the rich colleges would be minimal.

Students speak of "rich colleges", such as Trinity (£892m in fixed assets) and "poor colleges", often the new and less prestigious places with out-of-town campuses.

That sounds reasonable but some dons, primed to see conspiracies, suspect a plot to make the rich colleges which already do this even richer, at the expense of poorer ones that can't afford to.

"And it's for rich college women, not for women like me".

On the first episode of "The Big House" tonight on ABC, Kevin, a formerly rich college student from Malibu, Calif.

They played local Bloomington-ites — or, as they were disparagingly known, "Cutters" — who lived in resentment of the rich college students annually invading their hometown.

It's self-indulgent, really, when you think about it, like a bunch of rich college kids "slumming it" for a night at an off-campus dive bar.

The trio of eco-militants are Josh Jesse Eisenbergg), who lives and works on a local organic farm, Dena (Dakota Fanning), a rich college dropout (with shades of Patty Hearst) and Harmon (Peter Sarsgaard), a former U.S. marine with experience in explosives.

Tron Guy asked whether becoming known online at such an early age would affect them in their teens, 20s and 30s, or whether it would make for rich college essay material.

One is Liberty for All, an out-of-state PAC funded by a rich college student from Texas, which sent out an email recently saying that Mr. McConnell is "anything but a tea partier".

At Mr. Giuca's trial in 2005, prosecutors described him as a leader of a fledgling street gang called the Ghetto Mafia, and they said that Mr. Giuca and Mr. Russo beat and then shot Mr. Fisher because they saw him as a rich college student who made an easy target, because they needed the street credibility, and because Mr. Fisher was flirting with a woman Mr. Giuca liked.