Sentence examples for widespread student from inspiring English sources

And in Greece, the government is still coming to terms with widespread student protests.

But a widespread student protest, joined by the opposition and the trade unions, forced Mr. Chirac to abandon the law.

The most pressing order of business, a commission report on widespread student disruption and violence, is due within two weeks.

It's the generation of the march on Washington, of widespread student uprising and of the anti-Vietnam war movement.

In 1962 Mr. Nason became president of Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., a post he occupied until 1970 during difficult years of widespread student unrest.

Mr. Sawka studied art, printmaking and architecture during a period of political ferment throughout Eastern Europe, including the widespread student protests throughout Poland in 1968 that set off a brutal government crackdown on dissidents.

Consequently, the past few months have seen a widespread student-led campaign to rename Suicide Sunday, as many feel the name trivialises the problems a number of students face during this period, as well as mental illness in general.

But in Japan, at that time, as in the United States and Europe, there was a widespread student-protest movement, mainly antiwar, mainly in response to the huge postwar military presence of the United States in Japan, a situation that de facto involved the Japanese in the Vietnam War.

A remarkable benefit has been the development of widespread student-initiated near-peer teaching between senior student teachers and more junior student learners.

Thirdly, structured vertical integration of learners has engendered a deep culture of near-peer teaching in the student cohort, a culture that has led to widespread student-initiated across year teaching.

Judge Cabranes, now 68, rose through the Ivy League as a lone Hispanic in an era before widespread desegregation, student protests or affirmative action, and he carried himself as a courtly aristocrat.