Sentence examples for take campuses from inspiring English sources

The guidelines, which will probably take campuses a year or more to put into place, include the following: *The universities will try to take into account the higher cost of living in cities like Washington, New York and San Francisco.

Those recall efforts coincided with the first- and second-wave feminist movements, while the current decade has brought intense student activism and government action to force schools to take campus sexual assault more seriously.

Female Occidental College students, faculty and alumni say in a federal complaint that the Los Angeles school failed to take campus sex crimes seriously by improperly reporting and adjudicating sexual assaults and covering up rapes.

Similarly, in April, 37 Occidental College students filed a 250-page complaint with the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights saying the school failed to take campus sex crimes seriously by improperly reporting and adjudicating sexual assaults and covering up rapes.

Despite the most earnest attempts to pore over the guidebooks and glossy brochures, take campus tours, and even hire "expert" help, many families know little about life at the schools they place on a pedestal.

But Mr. Wyles, a scholarship student, took campus jobs.

On Wednesday, he planned to take his campus tour to the University of Iowa before returning to Washington.

They take over campus; they occupy Cambridge; in Kalaj's taxi, cruising at night, they prowl Boston.

They would play yet another game on Sunday morning, then take a campus tour of Drexel University before heading back to New York.

My advice has long been to take official campus tours.

Go to learn a bit of history, take a campus tour and/or to enjoy the view of the Thames River.