Sentence examples for whose graduate from inspiring English sources

Currin made "fake de Koonings to get into Yale," whose graduate art school was the best in the country.

Zoref, whose graduate work focusses on collective cognition and social networks, saw his appearance in this company as an arrival.

"He's very good at not attracting attention to himself and blending in," said Michael Warner, chairman of Yale's English department, whose graduate course on Walt Whitman Mr. Franco took last semester.

Another pool of Grant haters was the Dunning school of historians, founded by William A. Dunning, a turn-of-the-last-century professor of history at Columbia, whose graduate students did the first studies of Reconstruction.

Alongside the cycle walked Evan Roth, a 28-year-old artist whose graduate thesis at Parsons the New School for Design analyzed graffiti tags as a source of mathematical data.

"We've never wanted to be storytellers; we've always wanted to be people who asked questions," says John Hunter, one of the six former Royal Holloway students whose graduate show, Would Like to Meet, was picked up by the Barbican in 2010.

The evaluation has shown that investing in African training institutions has provided a regional training resource whose graduates stay in Africa after graduation.

Under her plan, colleges have to maintain costs and improve graduation rates, while those colleges whose graduates cannot repay their loans would face penalties.

(founded 1943), whose graduates may apply for commissions in the naval reserve.

One is the Baptist Studies Program at Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta, whose graduates include the Rev. Stacey Simpson, 28.

There exists a school of cod psychology, whose graduates should never be wholly disdained, that he may go of his own volition.