Sentence examples for student rivalry from inspiring English sources

Between January and July this year, Bangkok police registered more than 1,000 cases of student rivalry, according to a recent report by Agence France-Presse.

Its sequel, Peace Breaks Out (1981), features student rivalry in the same setting but viewed from the perspective of a troubled young teacher who has recently returned from World War II.

In the episode, an effort to dispel student rivalry forces the McKinley High football team and glee club to unite.

Although they often compete fiercely for better students, such rivalry does not spur increases in quality.

Occasionally, the statue is a target of vandalism in ongoing historical rivalry between students of Rutgers and Princeton University.

Occasionally, the statue is a target of vandalism in an ongoing historical rivalry between students of Rutgers and Princeton University.

It starred Florence Henderson and Robert Reed as clean-cut newlyweds with children whose most serious problems were usually on the level of sibling rivalry or a student council election.

Issues of ethnic identity and political allegiance soon overlap with the eternal dramas of adolescent self-definition and romantic rivalry, as the students knowingly turn the movie into a D.I.Y. "West Side Story".

But on weekends these aspiring James Carvilles and Mary Matalins, just a few years removed from student council days, check their rivalries at the door of Wellman's, Des Moines's version of neutral Switzerland, to mingle over bottles of Leinenkugel's beer at $1.25 and leave 50-cent tips.

Meanwhile, football coach Shannon Beiste Dot-Marie Joness) has the school football players join the glee club, New Directions, in order to dispel rivalry between the students.

The first major sport game played at McMaster was in 1889, when a group of alumni from Toronto Baptist College and Woodstock College played an exhibition game against one another, sparking an early intercity rivalry between McMaster students.