Sentence examples for student broadcast from inspiring English sources

That trend was felt this summer at Rice and Vanderbilt, among the most prominent of Southern universities, stirring debate about the viability of broadcast radio, the reach of online broadcasting and the value of student broadcast programming.

The student broadcast journalist of the year award was shared by Joe Lord-Jones, from the University of Sussex, and Spike Morris, of the University of Leeds.

It makes me feel like I'm on a date.' " One day, for inspiration, Miss Shipley showed him a student broadcast by a recent alumnus.

He said one objective would be to secure more time for student broadcasts and to enable students to learn from professional broadcasters.

In 2002, President George W. Bush stressed liberty, the rule of law and faith in a speech to university students broadcast across China.

On Tuesday, President Obama will be giving a nationally televised speech on education to America's students, broadcast on C-SPAN and the White House website.

In 1988, Gary Batchelor met a nineteen-year-old legal secretary and student of broadcast journalism named Mary Morrison.

Piece begins when Mrs. Carol A. Russo, the school's principal for the past 15 years, vacates her desk so the Newsteam (9 students) can broadcast the news--from world news to school news.

But in today's world, and for today's students, this broadcast model is flawed.

On The Spot, a student-run broadcast media organization, that produces a variety of shows including Press Center Live (Sketch-Comedy), ART (Music videos), and game shows.

"We know from experience that nations are more successful when their women are successful," said Obama, speaking at a meeting attended mainly by students and broadcast live on local news television stations.