Sentence examples for student conservatives from inspiring English sources

Whittingdale said more, telling the student Conservatives the BBC's approach to impartiality drove him "insane" – that it had always regarded Eurosceptics (like him) as "faintly mad", and that its mindset favoured public spending over lower taxes.

But amid the student conservatives at Berkeley — and along the lecture circuit where he is a sought-after speaker — Yiannopoulos's toxic brew of bigotries apparently meets their standard for credibility.

He read history at Jesus College, Cambridge where his extra curricular activities included chairing the student Conservatives and becoming President of the Cambridge Union.

Princeton entered the current downturn on strong financial footing, Eisgruber said, with the nation's highest endowment per student, conservative cash management, and "significant headroom" in the University's capacity to borrow money.

After a Mexican immigrant, Cristhian Rivera, was charged with murder in the death of the Iowa college student, conservative figures, including President Trump and Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark)., have pointed to Tibbetts's slaying as an example of the dangers posed by immigrants who are in the country illegally.

Just as at McGill, wariness of Trump is common among the student conservative clubs at the Université de Montréal and Concordia.

But beyond the few years they spend being college students, conservatives enter a world that generally protects their views.

While liberals said they liked its large investment in poor students, conservatives said Mr. Bradley was right to expand the ability of poor students to choose their schools and to require individual schools to meet clear performance standards.

What seems new is that such a wide range of players now seem to share it: students of color, first-generation college students, conservative activists and even legacies themselves.

"I can't emphasize enough that among this generation of college students and seminary students, conservative and liberal, their sense of denominational identity is much smaller than previous generations," he said, meaning that they think of themselves as Christians, rather than specifically as Baptists or Methodists or Presbyterians.

The student, a conservative in a liberal school, had been ridiculed by the students for his political views.