One crucial step Stanford seems to keep skipping in their efforts to better their student body is student body involvement.
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They did some planks, and then, they strutted before the student body, declaring themselves to have the hardest student body.
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Would the student body have allowed a black student body president to be disqualified on anonymous charges of voter intimidation?
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Would the administration and the student body have allowed the first gay student body president to be voided for using charity glow sticks?
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Half the student body would see no increase, but the highest-earning parents, about a quarter of the student body, would see tuition more than double.
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According to our narrator, Troy appeals to a white student body who would like to assuage their white guilt, and a Black student body in need of an advocate.
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One of the first black student body presidents — or a black student to run for student body president, I guess — was attacked and told there will never be an n word for president.
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Simply trying to recruit a diverse student body without centralizing the issue would just lead to the same diminishing returns many colleges have faced as they look for a more diverse student body.
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They want to keep a balance in the student body.
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Previously, Bullock was president of his high school student body.
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What is the economic breakdown of the current student body?
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It is home to a student body of around 1,600.
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However, the student body isn't exactly unified on this walkout.
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Boarding students make up 86% of the school student body.
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The school's student body is 96% minority, federal data show.
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Alabamians are now just 43 percent of the student body.
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The dramatic diversification of the student body is one of
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Marquette University, for instance, has a relatively affluent student body.
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We actually have a student body that is socioeconomically diverse.
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Lincoln's student body is about 323 percent black and Hispanic.
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They are student body presidents, medical students and doctoral candidates.
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What effects might this speaker have on the student body?
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"When I first read that our student body had elected an openly gay man, Bobby Brooks, for president of the student body, I viewed it as a testament to the Aggie character," Perry wrote.
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As a senior, McAuliffe mounted a bid for student body president.
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The University of Michigan also has a relatively wealthy student body.
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"Our student body is more diverse than it has ever been."
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He is student body president at Elmwood Park Memorial High School.
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Axler is the student body president at the University of Virginia.
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But unlike Swedish conservatories, the school admits a weighted student body.
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Roughly 52% of the school's student body population lives on campus.
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Today, its student body comprises roughly 19483,21948 men and 22009,21991 women.
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Her student body consists mostly of women and people of color.
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Here's another example of Baylor University failing its student body. [ESPN]
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BYU-Hawaii has a student body of 2,500 representing 70 countries.
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Nor do student body presidents, debaters, yearbook editors or robotics competitors.
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The Dartmouth student body, on the other hand, seemed self-segregated.
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At Cabot High School, Mr. Wilson was elected student body president.
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First in his class and president of the student body association.
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There are 169 full-time employees supporting the large student body.
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Is there racial, economic or linguistic diversity among the student body?
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Like Middle School 74, Bronx Science's student body is majority Asian.
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They also say racial divisions among the student body are evident.
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In other words, it won't lower the quality of the student body.
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But when it comes to student body presidents, only 42.76% are women.
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The move was met with frustration and protest from the student body.
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A survey was also sent out to the Columbia College student body.
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Mr. Patricof compared the pitch to a race for student-body president.
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The student body is 68% Latino, 21% African American and 4% white.
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King Abdulaziz's student body has 57 female students for every 43 males.
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I'd say the most meaningful leadership role was being student body president.
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The video sparked widespread backlash among the University of Oklahoma student body.
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The faith of our student body means the absolute world to us.
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"It's just real hype," said Joey Williams, Clemson's undergraduate student body president.
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Next to a student body of 24,000, they were a rounding error.
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Does that open their student body amount that they can allow in?
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The majority of the high school's student body is of Maori descent.
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Justice Gorsuch, a 1985 graduate, was student body president his senior year.
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Now help her write a new chapter as your student body president.
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At Sachem, more than 213 percent of the student body is white.
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Last month, the student body voted to pay reparations to the heirs.
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They broadened their course offerings to reflect the more diverse student body.
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Instead, schools can only use it to create a diverse student body.
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Brooks will take over as A&M's student body president next month.
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Last year, white children made up just 2 percent of our student body.
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I know that the whole student body of Morehouse is not a monolith.
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Community members, including their school's staff and student body, have purchased the shirts.
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The system's student body is drawn largely from working-class and minority families.
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"Funding has been dropping as the student body has been diversifying," Barnard said.
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Joining a new club would tilt the entire student body off its axis.
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Golden boy Archie was randomly arrested right after being elected student body president?
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Graduation speakers should reflect the hopes, dreams, and desires of the student body.
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They were followed by the rest of the student body two hours later.
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Colleges value well-rounded individuals to assemble a diverse and interesting student body.
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Are our college and university faculties ready to teach a diverse student body?
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The student body is made up of 220 boarders and 60 day students.
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The student body was international and diverse, with women making up about half.
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To the Harvard student body, we are so excited to prove you right.
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But the getting in part is that this would expand their student body.
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Or a scene where the student body prevails over the tyranny of adults?
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At CUNY, we gladly teach a diverse student body, mostly students of color.
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Its student body includes people from across the US and 25 other countries.
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He is an outward-facing figurehead, with minimal involvement with the student body.
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Acknowledging the diversity of the Medgar Evers student body and of Brooklyn, Mrs.
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Connor Landgraf, 299, is a bioengineer and former president of Berkeley's student body.
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He moved an entire student body with a vulnerable speech at the debate?
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The student body is expected to grow to some 2,600 within 10 years.
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"Zero cuts" and "zero tuition increases" became the mantra of the student body.
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At her school, the entire student body qualifies for free or reduced lunch.
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Almost 60 percent of the student body comes from out of state. 3.
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The student body has changed — becoming poorer, more first-generation and less prepared.
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I am a student body vice president at T.C.U. and very career-focused.
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Yet a well-functioning student body — not to mention polity — also needs followers.
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They'd been the only black cheerleader-theater-nerd-brainiac in the student body.
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The candidates all had to speak in the auditorium to the entire student body.
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According to the school, EJDs have historically comprised nearly half of Concord's student body.
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Its website says that international students make up a quarter of it student body.
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A good portion of the student body appear to support their goals and tactics.
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But first, he must get elected Student Body President of Saint Sebastian High School.
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Their target was Taylor Dumpson, a black woman and the school's student body president.
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Wrong. David Tassonne is student body president at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
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At Vassar, by contrast, 2015 percent of the student body qualifies for Pell grants.
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Vassar had the most decisive factor for broadening its student body: a leader's commitment.
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Over the century the student body has had its share of difficulty and scandal.
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The Times noted that the student body at Woodmore Elementary School is mostly impoverished.
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The rambunctious student body can't keep still until they're seated for a class photo.
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The diversity of the program's student body has increased over the last few years.
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"We had the power as a student body to sway an election," he said.
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Collectively, these diverse institutions are located in 85033 states, with a nationwide student body.
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In the first year of Lowell's presidency, they made up 10% of the student body.
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ARROYO: When you&aposre trying to keep them out of the student body you can.
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In the episode, Paris Geller is running for student body president at Chilton Preparatory School.
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Shedd also sent a letter addressing the incident to the student body on Sept. 20.
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American children living in Mexico make up about 60 percent of the school's student body.
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They are "owed…[c]onsiderable deference...in defining those intangible characteristics, like student body diversity".
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Each faction seeks the disguised chōjin among the student body of the fictional Myōjin University.
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New Form Digital's new series Mr. Student Body President, which debuts on go90 on Sept.
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Brooks is the first openly gay man to serve as the school's student body president.
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At Valencia College, more than two-thirds of the 80,393-strong student body is nonwhite.
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According to the Arkansas ADE Data Center, Malvern High School's student body is 30% black.
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According to the Arkansas ADE Data Center, Malvern High School's student body is 30% black.
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As critical as the student body jump: the kind of student the university is attracting.
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This is going to be too much of a distraction to the student body now.
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Twenty-three percent of LSU's student body is in a Greek organization, according to Ballard.
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I was like the unintentional Willy-Wonka-cum-Dr-Crippen of the Leeds Student body.
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The tiny size of the student body is one impediment to ideal outcomes, students say.
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Today, the student body now numbers about 300, and the impact of that fight lingers.
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More than 30% of Berkeley's student body is of Asian descent, according to demographics data.
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However, within the predominantly white student body, it is easy to feel like an outcast.
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The student body election has more constant and granular polling than the current Democratic primary.
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Cummings graduated from Howard University in 1973, where he served as the student body president.
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In high school, he was the president of his class, then of the student body.
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Fourth on the list is SUNY Maritime College, whose student body is 90 percent male.
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Rice had an undergraduate student body of nearly 4,000 for the 2017-2018 academic year.
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Not surprisingly, the school's "race blind" admissions policy results in an overwhelmingly white student body.
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The election of an openly gay student body president was initially hailed as another milestone.
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Student Body President, Oscar's Hotel), Melvin Gregg (The Land, Class) and Hayes Grier (ABC's DWTS).
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He's now the president of the student body and was my guide for the morning.
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C.E.U., whose student body is mostly international students, represented everything Orbán's populist government stood against.
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But it certainly wasn't a plan to create the University of Houston's current student body.
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"We would not be the university we are without a diverse student body," Smith said.
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The student body there was small; there were only 34 other members of Patterson's graduating class.
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I asked him if the idea of a majority Asian American student body gave him pause.
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So I don't think that at the moment this is a student body that is thriving.
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A school's Hive will connect the student body in ways that have never before been possible.
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The more events that happen like this, the more it's going to affect the student body.
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Now, nearly half of the student body receives aid and the average scholarship is nearly $50,503.
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I wanted to photograph bands, organize concerts and put on comedy shows for the student body.
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This Japanese school has the smallest student body of the 11 wizarding schools around the world.
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Some expect that more buildings will be targets, although Ronk, the student body president, doubts it.
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"It's about revolution in a way," Joe Luther, student body president of Georgetown University, told me.
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The student body president and vice president also publicly backed Rubio ahead of voting on Tuesday.
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For us, it was the impact of what the publication could have on the student body.
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Will the roster makeup of their athletic teams be as varied as the overall student body?
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With a more diverse student body, not every child performed above grade level, Ms. Petrola said.
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For example, African-Americans now account for only 3 percent of the student body at Berkeley.
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At the end of each session, questions and further discussion are invited from the student body.
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The student body was predominantly white, deeply religious and pretty on board with the school's mission.
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With its shrinking student body, the school is a grim reflection of the difficulties facing Baltimore.
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Zack Morris and Jessie Spano&aposs progeny will be among the student body at Bayside High.
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Now he's aiming for 3,000 signatures -- to roughly represent the entire student body of Oberlin College.
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This is not, of course, how we should be monitoring the health of a student body.
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How can we heal the current rift between the administration and much of the student body?
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At the school, white students are the minority, making up 11 percent of the student body.
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Times Insider When I attended Bronx Science, the student body was 23 percent black and Hispanic.
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Although only a small fraction of the 593,000 student body showed up, the tension was palpable.
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Although only a small fraction of the 30,000 student body showed up, the tension was palpable.
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With its flourishing graduate programs and diverse student body, it provides unparalleled research and production opportunities.
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Harvard's Kennedy School of Government announced Snyder's decision to the student body in a school-wide email.
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At LSE, half of undergraduates and nearly three-quarters of the whole student body are from overseas.
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After her death, arbitrary cliques and clichés matter less than the ubiquitous loss haunting the student body.
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Veronica decides she's going to fight fire with flare — by running for President of the student body.
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UCLA Student Body President Michael Skiles identified Professor William S. Klug as the individual who was slain.
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It was the first time Harvard's graduate school held a ceremony to honor the black student body.
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And once again, the student body at Gallaudet University wondered who among them might be a killer.
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The student body on campus is 15,500 strong, and the university employs more than 7,500 people locally.
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That figure represented about 10 percent of the district's student body, according to schools spokesman Luke Duecy.
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Its student body is 44 percent Hispanic, and 46 percent of all students are Pell grant recipients.
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The school's student body is 85033 percent black and 1 percent white, according to education nonprofit, GreatSchools.org.
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"The first and best line of defense is a well-trained staff and student body," he explained.
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"The first and best line of defense is a well-trained staff and student body," Trump said.
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This is of particular concern on a campus with a student body that is only 4.5% black.
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Liberty High's student body is diverse, a melting pot of whites, Hispanics, African-Americans, and Pacific Islanders.
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The resolution passed, 47-0, to thunderous applause in the Associated Student Body senate on Tuesday night.
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About half of the student body at one Ohio elementary school has witnessed drug use at home.
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Chicago officials claim that the Pell numbers don't fully capture the economic diversity of its student body.
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The officials expect a student body of 900 undergraduates, 300 of whom will be freshmen or transfers.
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My best friend is known for being a top student and the president of the student body.
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The university's undergraduate student body is 15 percent African-American, according to statistics posted on its website.
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Princeton prides itself on the diversity of its faculty and student body, welcoming conservative thinking and ideology.
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The student body is 51 percent Hispanic, 22 percent black, 22 percent white and 2 percent Asian.
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In her statement to the student body, Ms. Dumpson said dialogue alone would not fix the problem.
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However, legacies represent between ten and twenty-five per cent of the student body at some institutions.
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Many of them attend a single school in South Tel Aviv, whose student body encompasses 48 countries.
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After Mr. Benioff's announcement, Thomas Ekno, the principal of the middle school, duly polled the student body.
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Although it began admitting male students in 1973, nearly 178.63 percent of the student body remained female.
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She also fell in love with its small class sizes and the diversity of its student body.
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In love letters, my mother addressed him as the President, and he called her the Student Body.
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But some students felt that the overall student body did not understand the gravity of the problem.
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Yet the very reason I am a part of the student body is because of Dr. Peterson.
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Diversity, then, isn't a mere buzzword at Texas State; it reflects the reality of the student body.
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It was a state-of-the-art facility, and for its local student body, the school embodied possibility.
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" Thompson-Harper says that Taylor agreed to apologize to the entire student body, but adds, "Is this enough?
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The trailer for The Perfectionists features Nolan's body impaled by a fence — while an entire student body observes.
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They already have a passion for food and our student body has a lot of energy and creativity.
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West Texas A&M enjoys a suburban setting and has a student body of more than 2870,210 students.
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Wilson said the post "caused alarm to the student body," but he could not immediately confirm its contents.
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As a senior, she became the school's second black student-body president and its first black homecoming queen.
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The six of us, separately, probably hold more social capital than the rest of the student body combined.
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The consensus of the student body at Yale, however, seems to be that Chu's ratings are particularly distasteful.
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And the school's efforts extend beyond the student body; in 20153, half of all faculty hires were women.
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She arrives at alumni weekend greeted by an enthusiastic but stressed-out student body president Tristan (Lyle Lettau).
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Within 24 hours, their romance unfolded on UW's campus Snap Story, capturing the attention of the student body.
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"We remain focused on our entire student body -- their safety, care, and well-being are our main priority."
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The school now goes through about 400 fruit servings a day for a student body of 500 kids.
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In the 2015-2016 school year, the student body was 74 percent Asian-American and 212 percent white.
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That year he also severed ties with Radford College and began admitting women to the regular student body.
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Now, because of white flight, the student body is mostly black, and there are fights and other problems.
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To prevent abuse, some campuses limit how many meals can be donated or claimed by the student body.
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In April, Baigen Seawell, the black student body vice president, called TPUSA a "white supremacist organization" on Twitter.
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Today, student-athletes graduate at a higher rate than the general student body, regardless of gender and ethnicity.
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The school now has 1,700 cadets in its student body, which includes about 194 women, according to Col.
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"This is when I discovered that I was the only caricature artist in the student body," she said.
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They knew it in high school, when he swaggered into the student body presidency without having to campaign.
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Friday's game was just the second tournament appearance for U.M.B.C., which has a student body of about 14,000.
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Others would find themselves trapped alongside most of the student body, forced to return where they came from.
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So I would say the individual programs, you might have a student body of 50, 100, 2000 students.
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Yeah, the memories are from that — the student body successfully takes down the Mayor and saves the world.
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Does your school make an effort to represent the diversity of its student body in its promotional materials?
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At Columbia, he was president of the student body and won a bagful of academic honors and scholarships.
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Just under 7% of the university's student body is black, according to a 2019 Michigan State enrollment report.
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According to the Ohio Department of Education, just 4% of the Mason school district student body is black.
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Student body president Lorenzo Santavicca told the crowd to take it upon themselves to help change the culture.
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It will involve the student body and, possibly, South Florida Muslims, said Kai Koerber, a Stoneman Douglas senior.
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Katherine Frantz, the student body president, was also scheduled to speak, but her speech was rejected as well.
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Rider is a private university offering undergraduate and graduate programs, with a student body of more than 5,000.
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Black and Asian students each make up about 6% of the student body, respectively, according to university statistics.
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Observers say the protest at Jamia Millia Islamia University, which has a majority-Muslim student body, began peacefully.
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"It's a unique boost to our student body as a whole, not just our senior class," he said.
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As a result, the student body reflected the city of New York itself with no one group dominating another.
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The scorecard profiles schools on numerous points including cost, retention rate, student body demographics and available areas of study.
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"Trans men also have a presence on campus and are fully embraced by our diverse student body," she said.
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The district's student body is 58 percent white, 18 percent Asian, 12 percent Hispanic and 8 percent African-American.
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A video of student body president Marcus (Steven Silver) partying with a topless woman took place there as well.
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Dozens of the photos would be wheatpasted onto the school's walls, offering a diverse portrait of the student body.
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The University of Arizona has a diverse student body, and students and professors described its culture as generally inclusive.
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It says this is one of many factors, and justified by the need to ensure a diverse student body.
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Affirmative action is an essential tool for any school that wants to create a diverse and inclusive student body.
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No matter how many ways you tweak rush week, the roster won't diversify significantly until the student body does.
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Perhaps the book's most telling incident occurs fairly early on, while Barlow is the student body president at Wesleyan.
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As a result, more than 10 percent of the student body will have $0 expected parent contribution in 2019.
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The result is The Student Body, the Webbers' documentary on Fat Letters and the fallout that comes from them.
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His heroic intervention in combination with his elite university connections make him an ideal candidate for student body president.
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The new leader of their student body is upset that he was rated "not woke" on Reggie's new app.
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Essay In 2014, for the first time, the nation's student body — from kindergartners to 12th graders — was majority-minority.
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To the Editor: Frank Bruni gives good arguments for the diversification of the student body in colleges and universities.
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After the cheerleaders were removed from the field during the anthem, the student body rose up to support them.
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Harvard, she said, could not "endorse selection criteria that reject much of the student body merely because of gender".
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Pro-Mitt Romney messages on campus hadn't threatened anybody, but Trump is hostile to segments of the student body.
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The student body is amazing from top to bottom, which allows classes to move at a very fast pace.
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I was a student-athlete, and my experience with the student body and professors could not have been better.
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Booker's interests were broad, however: He also served as student body president and ran a crisis hotline for students.
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School closures are generally decided based on a percentage of absenteeism among staff and the student body, Mazyck said.
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That included 260 percent of the 21,22015-undergraduate student body voting to raise student fees by $25 a semester.
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My daughter's own school had a rumor of something, and half the student body was absent the next day.
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There are many charter success stories, I know, and many make a diverse student body part of their mission.
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Robert W. Runcie, the Broward schools superintendent, said about 95 percent of the student body of 3,95 had returned.
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" Mr. Allen met with Mr. Loh on Wednesday and said he had "expressed the outrage of the student body.
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The student body at Georgia Southern is only 6 percent Hispanic and 63 percent white, according to government data.
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At U.C. San Diego, about 3,500 undergraduates hail from China, or more than 10 percent of the student body.
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The two first met at Texas A&M University, when Nevins worked on Hurd's campaign for student body president.
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The district has lost almost 210,000 students from since 2003, or more than a quarter of its student body.
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She said she believes admitting students based on special circumstances benefits the student body, but it shouldn't be abused.
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The University of Maryland is widely acclaimed and admired for its diverse student body and tolerance and inclusion initiatives.
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As a result, more than 13 percent of the student body will have $0 expected parent contribution in 2018.
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As a result, more than 10 percent of the student body will have $0 expected parent contribution in 2018.
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Data from the 2018-2019 school year shows that Senn High School's student body is predominantly Latino and black.
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Now, from a total high school student body of 160, 47 are international students, of whom 27 are Chinese.
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A quarter of the student body is now people of color, and two-thirds of the students are women.
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But those demographic shifts don't necessarily indicate a student body that is less qualified than those of the past.
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"His understanding of the election rules of student body president elections doesn't reflect the facts," Smith said of Perry.
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With a student body eager for moments of healing and goodness, it's no wonder the dogs quickly became like family.
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Its student body is now part of the 4.8 million US students that the for-profit "safety management" service monitors.
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For one school, a power struggle between a hacker and shitposters became a bonding experience for a whole student body.
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Two students of color noted that, despite a diverse student body, the school seemed to have few nonwhite staff members.
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UC Berkeley has a half a million alums and a current student body of 37,000, including undergraduate and graduate students.
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It has a student body of fewer than 1,000 undergraduates and has 32 student organizations and NCAA-ranked athletic teams.
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Pursuing a strategy of admitting fewer applicants, he built a more selective admissions process and an academically stronger student body.
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Prospective students typically have to scour a college's website to figure out student body demographics, tuition costs, and aid possibilities.
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Pro Way's student body is part of the reason that Sullivan thinks the Obama regulations are unfair to his school.
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Austin, TX: UT Austin Student Body President Xavier Rotnofsky proposed the removal of a statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davis.
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The proportion of Asian international students still dwarfs the number of Africans, who make up 13% of the student body.
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Mr. Locke said the renewed effort to recruit a more diverse student body gave him the chance to win admission.
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Jay Silveria addressed the academy's student body with a clear message: Treat people with dignity and respect, or get out.
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Student-body meetings (pictured above) take place on Friday afternoons, when students at conventional universities might be playing beer pong.
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The student body is made up of 54% boys and 46% girls, with students from 32 states and 32 countries.
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Lake Forest Academy in Lake Forest, Ilinois, has an endowment of $30 million and a student body of 435 students.
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The University of New Hampshire has a student body of over 13,000, has roughly the same number of business majors.
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I welcomed these new perspectives, particularly from my international peers that make up 25 percent of Mount Holyoke's student body.
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We wonder if it's too late for Justin Bieber to say…sorry because he missed some of the student body.
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Joshua Friedlein was the student body vice president at the time, and is now a senior at Portland State University.
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He said he doubted he would have been elected if the student body, which is mostly white, had been homegrown.
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The student body president, Jack Heaphy, as well as some students interviewed on campus, defended Mr. Falwell and Mr. Trump.
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But the student body has also diversified, and enrollment has grown to more than 50,000 from 15,000 three decades ago.
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"Roof had also made a social media post on Snapchat which caused alarm to the student body," Sheriff Lott said.
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As student body president he won acclaim for securing more class trips and fighting for a more modern school building.
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At the time of the deal, the college had a student body of only about 200 and scant financial resources.
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As the head of the student body, Ms. Zorn led the corps' five battalions and 21 companies, some 73,400 cadets.
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A central problem for all schools is learning how to deal with the varying abilities present in the student body.
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Roughly 80 percent of the student body is white, according to university data from last year, the most recent available.
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In 220, for example, Yakima's Eisenhower High School listed its student body as 24 percent Latino and 23 percent white.
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We learn nothing at all about Strickland, except that he is the subject of wild legends among the student body.
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In response most of the student body went out on strike, closing the university for the rest of the semester.
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The issue is whether there has been discrimination against Asian-Americans in the name of creating a diverse student body.
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Here's what happened: When the vote for student body president was held in February, a junior named Robert McIntosh won.
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For the record, we do not try to impeach our student body president after every conservative speaking event on campus.
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In the hallways at Oxford High School, whose student body numbers 1,845, the Chinese kids clustered together, chattering in Mandarin.
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No, he has reservations about last month's election for student body president at his alma mater, Texas A&M University.
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Mr. Puente spent two years as a student senator and in 2012 helped a friend campaign for student body president.
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What is valuable, some curators say, is making both the artwork and the museum projects important to the student body.
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Mr. Hsu, 34, attended Stuyvesant High School, an elite public high school in Manhattan, where he was student body president.
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The institution immediately stopped receiving applying students, and will focus on the current student body for the next three years.
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The plan is to have panels exploring the constitutional issues, speakers, and meetings with groups across the student body and faculty.
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The majority opinion, written by Justice Anthony Kennedy, confirmed that there was a "compelling interest" in maintaining a diverse student body.
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The historically progressive school reportedly counts the children of celebrities including David Schwimmer and Christy Turlington Burns among its student body.
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Bollinger that race should be considered alongside "all factors that may contribute to student body diversity," like extracurricular activities and volunteering.
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Harvard denies the allegations and says that its approach to promoting student body diversity is in keeping with Supreme Court precedent.
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Rini Sampath was the first woman to run for student body president at the University of Southern California in a decade.
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This time, he was 250 miles from home, in Mayer, Arizona, before a high school whose student body was 78% white.
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Given the size of the Maryland student body, undergraduates are charged about $113 million a year to subsidize the athletic department.
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At first, it was embraced by both the faculty and student body, though in less than a year, the backlash began.
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"The imminent closure of the School of Architecture at Taliesin has left its student body stunned and deeply distraught," they wrote.
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They say a free-of-charge Harvard would no longer have trouble balancing its student body for racial or ethnic diversity.
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Following concerns expressed by students, the Clements principal took prompt action to address the comments and apologized to the student body.
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That makes it easy to introduce such courses, meaning apprentices could soon make up a big chunk of their student body.
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So I feel like if someone calls me in and wants to blame me for the whole student body wearing makeup?
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Harvard, whose student body is 22.2 percent Asian-American, has repeatedly denied that there are any discriminatory policies against Asian-Americans.
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Colleges can't use a "quota system" — a requirement that, say, the student body reflects the racial makeup of the United States.
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Fifteen percent of students admitted to the school last year were Black, and 8% of the undergraduate student body is Black.
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But for private college leaders trying to build a large enough student body in a competitive environment, it's a different story.
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"Grandparents can cover these costs as long as this is an educational institution with a regularly enrolled student body," said Fishkind.
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The university has approximately 17,000 students, with African-Americans making up 15% of the student body, according to the school's website.
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It's become so popular that college institutions — libraries, faculty, university police — have begun using it for communicating with the student body.
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So the hope is that in the long run, the entire student body [of the HBCUs] will benefit in indirect ways.
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It was people with authority coming together with a student body and it mutated into something that mutated into something worse.
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The 17-year-old says he's looking for a school with a diverse student body and a strong criminal justice program.
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Like those of other law schools, Syracuse's student body has shrunk; it is down about one-third in the last decade.
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St. Paul's School is a co-educational boarding school with a student body of 525 students from all over the world.
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An African American student has been elected student body president at Yale University for the first time in the school's history.
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"Every four years, there's a new student body, and I think Columbia is used to just waiting it out," she said.
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It has since been praised for its academic success, but also come under scrutiny for having a predominantly white student body.
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He hopped on the school PA system to make sure the student body knew that he missed seeing them that morning.
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We're not like other schools; we are unique in terms of the package of our location, student body, and program structure.
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It was a better place without fraternities dividing and distracting the student body from the higher priorities of a college education.
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In high school, Mr. Moore was elected student body president but is remembered by classmates as more hard-working than sociable.
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Princeton's heavily Southern antebellum student body — and its desire to keep the sons of slaveholders comfortable — may have set it apart.
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But they also zeroed in on one of the distinctive, and fateful, aspects of Princeton's history: its heavily Southern student body.
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But the incidents do show that for colleges, addressing racism can't just be about increasing the diversity of a student body.
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"I was just so angry," Lexie Tesch, the junior who was ultimately — legitimately — voted student body president, told the news site.
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"We're always in the news for all the wrong reasons," lamented Brene'e Davis, 17, a senior and the student body president.
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Marquis Hollingsworth, who is black, said he met the former dean during an unsuccessful campaign for student body president last spring.
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Cummings attended Howard University where he became student body president and went on to get a law degree at the Univ.
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But these visuals still aren't answering the basic, critical question about in-district school funding in relation to student body needs.
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There are nearly 2,000 students at Harvard Law, so the protesters on Wednesday represented a tiny slice of the student body.
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And it's the site of the University of Virginia, an elite, global research university with a cosmopolitan faculty and student body.
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WFHS student body president Ella Kitchens told Motherboard that she and her peers are well aware of the new surveillance system.
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The numbers are smaller at CUNY, where 3,000 to 5,000 would qualify, or a small percentage of the total student body.
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The student body was being neglected as well, she said, with few of its graduates ready for the rigors of college.
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The University of Virginia Darden School of Business also reported a small percentage of its student body going into private-equity.
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Principal Day canceled sixth period so that the entire student body could catch a preview of the group's Friday-night concert.
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My son's school has benefited from the property tax money, but I can see the makeup of the student body shifting.
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My son's school has benefited from the property tax money, but I can see the makeup of the student body shifting.
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"While I appreciate @VAUnion1865's invitation to attend tomorrow's chapel service, I respect the wishes of the student body," Northam tweeted.
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In another, a student body president was suspended from school for wearing a skirt that faculty deemed to be too short.
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"Student body diversity in all of its dimensions, including racial diversity, is essential," Rakesh Khurana, the dean of Harvard College, testified.
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She graduated in 1954 from Radcliffe College, where she majored in history and literature and was president of the student body.
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Going away to Bucknell University -- a small liberal arts college with a mostly white student body -- was a complete culture shock.
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Mr. Castro went from Jefferson High School, with a 95 percent Hispanic student body, to degrees from Stanford and Harvard Law.
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Another peer with their smartphone out and Snapchat open can immediately capture that moment and share with the larger student body.
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" She explained, in an email to the student body, "The culture actually comes from a historical background of oppression and exclusion.
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Members of our dedicated student body are fiercely engaged with their work, trusting that the process of creating is a journey.
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" And I put up my hand, and I said, "Except Washington's full of ex student body vice presidents with subpoena power.
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Smith added that students, not administrators, run the student body election, and that the decision to uphold McIntosh's disqualification was unanimous.
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Kamara leads Saints past Panthers NEW ORLEANS — Compared to the often-studied but rarely duplicated Star Wars offense of Sean Payton, this is beginning to look like Student Body Left and Student Body Right, but the New Orleans Saints will accept any nostalgic trip back to the 1960s if it involves another grind-it-out win.
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But so were other parts of the student body, who feel the use birth control is in direct violation of Catholic teachings.
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I was black and from a working-class neighborhood in Chicago, while Princeton's student body was generally white and well-to-do.
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My particular school, Ballou STAY, has the added layer of boasting a student body that ranges in age from 16 to 69.
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The average scholarship award is around $50,000 and more than 10% of the student body will pay nothing at all next year.
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The site of Kaine's first joint appearance with Clinton is Florida International University, where the student body is more than half Hispanic.
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Back on campus, Blackburn wants to balloon the student body to 2,603 students within the next five years, essentially doubling the enrollment.
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It's always annoying, it's usually embarrassing, and more than half the time it happens in front of the entire student body. my.
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The world had changed again, tuition fees had doubled, austerity had hit and a cultural shift was occurring in the student body.
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In conversations with the artist, he indicated that the school's student body would be engaging in discussion about the "thought-provoking" mural.
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To date, the only elected office Steyer has ever run for was student-body president at his prestigious East Coast boarding school.
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Sanders' first foray into politics came his senior year, when he was one of three chosen to run for student body president.
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As I see these changes, I continue to ask, Are our college and university faculties ready to teach a diverse student body?
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Analysts at the time pointed to Qiu's appointment as an indication the Chinese government wanted to pull the student body into line.
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The law school plans to reduce its student body by roughly one-third over the next few years, from about 450 today.
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Student body meetings are also a crucible in which to apply the ideas learned in the academic programme, the college's third pillar.
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In an email sent to the student body, university police Chief Thomas Longo said authorities were expecting protests ahead of the event.
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Annual tuition costs up to $14,000 and the school agreed to commit new financial aid to increase diversity within its student body.
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About 77% of Princeton sorority members and 73% of fraternities were white, while the entire student body was only about 48.8% white.
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"It's not a secret that the student body has been disappointed in our leadership for a very long time," Ms. Grinblatt said.
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At 2017, Johns led a strike by the student body that ultimately became one of five court cases consolidated into Brown v.
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While this has been effective in gaining a more racially-representative student body, there is still a huge amount of socioeconomic inequality.
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The essential principle — that the educational experience at our colleges is stronger with a diverse student body — is not only about race.
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On Monday, in front of the entire student body, 10 girls at Saginaw's Swan Valley Middle School cut their hair for charity.
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This week, in front of the entire student body, 10 girls at Saginaw's Swan Valley Middle School cut their hair for charity.
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He said participants have had frank conversations about the stigma they may face when they join the rest of the student body.
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She selected the Oakland Unified School District because of the diversity of the student body and contest's longstanding importance in the community.
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At Flushing International High School, whose student body is dominated by recent immigrants, mastery-based learning lets students concentrate on learning English.
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The student body is diverse — 220 percent white, 7.753 percent Hispanic, 27.75 percent Asian, 2227 percent Pacific Islander and 21677 percent black.
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During the winter session, minority students made up 38 percent of the overall student body and 44 percent of the children's division.
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This week, the students gathered for their first assembly as a full student body to hear a message of hope and resilience.
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Located on the city's Near West Side, the university boasts Chicago's largest student body with more than 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students.
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"We were surprised that he weighed in on the university student body election and respectfully disagree with his assessment," Ms. Smith said.
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But Ec 1152 has clearly reached a portion of the student body that Ec 10 hasn't been reaching in the same way.
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Black students make up just 2 percent of the undergraduate student body, less than similarly sized University of Richmond and Davidson College.
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The rest of the entering-class slots — and this is still the bulk of the student body — are chosen for their academic promise.
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Even before affirmative action became the law of the land, schools that did not discriminate against blacks had blacks on their student body.
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The clip Witherspoon shared to social media showed her character gearing up to run for student body president against fellow student Paul Metzler.
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By the time each ran for student body president in the twelfth grade, they had half a decade's worth of experience and confidence.
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Higher education institutions typically argue that a diverse student body helps underrepresented minorities, and benefits white kids by exposing them to different cultures.
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It was ugly, with heated words and unrestrained emotions, and it pointed to the need to address the student body quickly and decisively.
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A transfer student, Stanfield sheltered his conspicuous personality in a troupe of high school theater misfits huddling among a more rambunctious student body.
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"The reality is that the majority of student-athletes are facing the same intense financial pressures as the general student body," he said.
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The resulting graduate program is built for a diverse student body of artists from a variety of disciplines and divergent points of view.
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Athletes comprise nearly 40 percent of the student body, and they can be enticed by opportunity, a resource ETBU already has in spades.
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Before the sit-in, the Diaspora Coalition, which was founded five months ago, had 24 members—a tiny fraction of the student body.
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For example, Hispanic students make up 19.5 percent of the student body even as Hispanics comprise nearly 40 percent of the state's population.
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I can only assume that they did not feel free to express themselves in front of a primarily white crowd and student body.
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Trump's invitation to speak on campus on Martin Luther King Jr. Day prompted backlash from some corners of the largely conservative student body.
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Paris Geller, the driven class genius with dishwater blonde hair and a maniacal glint in her eye, is running for student body president.
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The researchers drew up a student body election with candidates and a pressing campaign issue: the fate of an alcohol ban on campus.
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Our top priority as custodians of our student body is to make sure that they are safe during their time on our campus.
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A champion swimmer in high school, he was a university swim team member throughout his undergraduate years and was the student body president.
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On the day of the sit-in, Mr. Kissinger got past security by saying he was on official business as student body president.
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Minorities make up nearly 40 percent of the student body at West High, a far more diverse mix than the typical Iowan school.
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New York University's main campus is located in the heart of downtown Manhattan and has a total student body of just over 60,000.
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"It pretty much became a rain party with D.J. Sha and our student body," recalled Mike Money, an assistant athletic director at Clemson.
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The student body president of the University of Florida is under fire for using student fees to host one of President Trump's sons.
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Udacity was also able to attract a somewhat older student body that was willing to pay to get trained in these new areas.
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By many accounts, Woodlawn High School was pretty rough and Hae's ability to flourish within the student body population was not by happenstance.
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She said a more diverse student body would be beneficial not just for the children in her care, but also for their families.
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As a host, Hannity was quick to test boundaries, to jab at what he regarded as the liberal pieties of the student body.
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Members of minority groups make up one-third of the student body at Florida's pre-eminent public university, including many students born overseas.
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Now, the design of new student housing complexes is largely dictated by the university environment, the student body demographic and the local marketplace.
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She urged me to keep writing about the shocking affluence of the student body at many selective private colleges and flagship public universities.
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He attended public schools in Queens and graduated from Queens College, where he studied psychology and sociology and served as student body president.
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Divided by 11,600 girls, that number breaks down to about $14 per student—less if you divide it by the whole student body.
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Does your school represent the diversity of the student body in yearbooks, videos, websites or other promotional materials intended for the wider community?
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"We were just fed up," said Destiny Robinson, 219, a senior and the student body vice president at the school of about 1,600.
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While women now make up 49 percent of Yale's undergraduate student body, she reports, they comprise just 26 percent of the tenured faculty.
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In addition to recruiting at women's institutions and community groups, Ms. Martinez visits schools where girls make up most of the student body.
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The entire student body, from kindergarten through 12th grade, gathered in the school auditorium for a rousing send-off for the football team.
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The Fallists have captured the force of disaffection but seem to command the support of a fifth or less of the student body.
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The makeup of the district's student body is 41% white, 33% black, 12% Hispanic/Latino, 8% Asian/Pacific Islander/Hawaii and 7% other.
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A School Where the Student Body Is Obsessed With Student Bodies In Scarlett Thomas's new novel, "Oligarchy," the skinny girls rule the roost.
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In "The Politician," Germaine's character, James, toggles between running the student-body campaign of his best friend, Payton, and sleeping with Payton's girlfriend.
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The plot centers around overachieving high school student Payton Hobart (Ben Platt) who just wants to be student body president at all costs.
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Less than a year ago I joined my student body in protesting BYU's honor code, a policy that banned same-gender romantic relationships.
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They had appeared almost by magic, boosting spirits and spreading calm at a public high school known for its sleep-deprived student body.
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African entrepreneurs have moved to Chinese cities, while African students now make up a large percentage of the foreign student body in China.
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Many students felt diversity was important, and some thought school districts should pursue moving students to different schools to diversify the student body.
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About 70 percent of the student body are the first in their families to attend college, and roughly 5 percent are undocumented immigrants.
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Admissions officers may be worried that reweighting high school G.P.A.s or ACT scores will affect the diversity of the student body they admit.
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Rather, the college will have reached the obviously correct conclusion that he can no longer be an effective teacher of their student body.
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Harvard says the number of African-American and Hispanic students would be reduced by roughly 1,000 in a total student body of 6,700.
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African American students made up less than 7 percent of the University of Virginia's student body in 2018, according to the school's website.
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In recent years, Purdue University has begun to reduce its intake of Chinese students in a move that will diversify its student body.
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Organizers are tailoring their activism to fit their schools and deciding on what might rally the student body and fit with students' goals.
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Among them: Urban Prep Academies, a Chicago charter school with an all-black student body that famously boasts a 100 percent college acceptance rate.
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The C.C.N.Y. of today, composed of a predominantly immigrant student body, parallels the C.C.N.Y. of my childhood: an institution of courage, struggle and pride.
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Flick's intense involvement in her high school community and tumultuous bid for student body president show her enthusiasm for the concerns of the youth.
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The university argues that its "holistic" admissions process is necessary to ensure a diverse student body and does not discriminate against Asian-American students.
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Last season, Marcus' tape revealed that the student body president groped Hannah while they were out on their Valentine's day date at Rosie's Diner.
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White teens make up 88% of the student body at Quakertown High School, and account for 79% of students at Washington Township High School.
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The district sued the state in February seeking to invalidate a funding system it contends discriminates against its largely black and Hispanic student body.
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Garrett said she and her friends are frustrated because the student body wasn't consulted on the change or informed of the decision-making process.
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Harvard, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, denies the allegations and says its approach to promoting student body diversity is in keeping with Supreme Court precedent.
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In less than 15 years the African student body has grown 26-fold -- from just under 20103,000 in 2003 to almost 50,000 in 2015.
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Rutgers, one of the first nine government-chartered institutions in the American colonies, "could be the most diverse student body in America," he said.
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New York City, facing a fiscal crisis, had considered closing the community college, a bilingual institution whose student body was overwhelmingly Latino and poor.
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At American, she served as student body president, and famously came out as transgender in the campus newspaper at the end of her term.
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The report said that out of 641 students examined by doctors, or 27 percent of the student body, 493 were found to be ill.
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According to Afghanistan's Ministry of Education, more than nine million children attend school; girls now make up roughly 40 percent of the student body.
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"Fundamentally we saw the audience for the letter as being the student body and people in the community in and around Richmond," Nachtwey said.
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But in May, NYU Shanghai unveiled a massive expansion that will more than triple the size of its student body from 20183,300 to 4,000.
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The article does not adequately report on anti-final-club activism and sentiment among the student body, focusing instead on the sanctions by administrators.
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Bakke, the Supreme Court ruled that colleges could consider the race of applicants only for the purposes of building diversity in a student body.
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The Northwestern controversy follows a similar episode involving Harvard's student newspaper, The Harvard Crimson, and backlash from the student body over its reporting practices.
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Students in a pickup truck had flung racist slurs at the student body president, who got on Facebook and put the school on blast.
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At the nearby University of Michigan, the student body of 43,625 is nearly 37 percent out-of-staters and nearly 14 percent international students.
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They make up just 5 percent of the United States population, but constitute about 20 percent of the student body at Ivy League colleges.
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"Spring break is actually what's making the timing of the spread especially alarming, because everyone's leaving," said Kahlil Greene, Yale's undergraduate student body president.
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The entire student body will now remain home until March 13, spending "virtual days" at school online, said Nancy Cifune, the school's communications director.
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For Season 1, Payton Hobart (Ben Platt), the series' leading antihero, must face the obstacles between him and the title of Student Body President.
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One of them was Hector Rivera Suarez, 20, the student body president at Guilford College, in Greensboro, N.C., whose DACA status expires Jan. 21.
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I disagree with the premise of the plaintiff group, which opposes affirmative action and the value to academic institutions of a diverse student body.
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Berea College is a unique institution nationally: It's a tuition-free college, with 70 percent of its student body coming from Appalachia or Kentucky.
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I've bought college yearbooks to find the student body and social committee responsible for putting on the shows in the hope of locating something.
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If there is no reprieve, the school could see its student body dwindle enough to substantially lower the school's legal liability for student debt.
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NOTES: Baylor QB Seth Russell and three other Baylor players led the school's student body freshmen, "Baylor Line" onto the field during pregame ceremonies.
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About 1,200 Middle Eastern students, nearly 10 percent of the student body, have been admitted here as the university tries to address declining enrollment.
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Educators, based on your student body, consider if it might be meaningful for them to reflect on their personal experiences with language and culture.
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Payton, ambitious and tightly wound, has his character arc meticulously planned: Become student body president of his palatial private school in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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I agree there is such a thing as white privilege but the way she was saying it was not OK to our student body.
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By the time she stepped down in 224, minority enrollment had risen to 571 from 342, out of a student body of about 2,800.
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As Middle East history professor Howard Eissenstat noted, that's more than the entire student body of some US colleges, including Vassar, Swarthmore, and Amherst.
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For a show whose title alludes to the killers within its student body, as well as their mortality rate, it genuinely loves its characters.
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Pride was on the line, as was a grand prize of $24,33 The task was originally posed to the Parsons student body in early January.
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These types of preferences for the advantaged help explain why Harvard's student body has 23 times as many high-income students as low-income students.
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In July 2016, the newly appointed vice-chancellor of JNU suggested installing an army tank on campus premises to instill patriotism in the student body.
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Already, 20 percent of its student body comes from abroad, much higher than the 4 percent overall ratio of foreign students in Japanese higher education.
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Things to consider include internship opportunities, the school's integration or separation from other schools at the university, where alumni work and the student body culture.
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More than 10 percent of the student body at Saint Thomas Aquinas Catholic School in Dallas got sick, prompting school officials to cancel Monday's classes.
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Campuses were being taken over by students and it was decided at Wellesley that a student speaker should also be chosen by the student body.
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The ride-hailing service embraced the idea of a promotional deal for LMU students and Bernstein became a commission-based ambassador for the student body.
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You can follow Webber's journey, from that very first Fat Letter to the passing of new legislation, via The Student Body, now streaming on Netflix.
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So the grant will allow us to establish seven new AP courses that will benefit military-connected students, as well as the entire student body.
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According to our new energy secretary, Brooks only won because the university wanted to put the diversity and inclusivity of its student body on display.
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At BHSEC, the notoriously precocious student body—true to form—didn't even wait for the official walkout start-time of 10 AM to get started.
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That number is more than three times the size of Lehigh University's current student body, which is "nearly 7,000 students" according to the university's website.
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More writers of color came to Iowa City—Cisneros, Joy Harjo, and Rita Dove among them—and there were more women in the student body.
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Santa Ana High School has a predominantly Hispanic student body, while the majority of Aliso Niguel's students are white, according to The Orange County Register.
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In those days, the student body at any of our Army's myriad schools typically included officers from the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN).
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But I really liked leadership, so I moved into other leadership roles, including student body president of my high school, which was about 1,600 kids.
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But the ruling's basic message was that admissions officials may continue to consider race as one factor among many in ensuring a diverse student body.
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This is something that should benefit our entire student body and we wanted it to showcase the energy we would also bring to our administration.
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Better, it believes, to put money into the financial aid budget, which serves 56 percent of the student body, with an average scholarship of $33,553.
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Some schools rely on students to decide Some schools, like Ohio State University, rely even more heavily on the student body to choose a speaker.
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I went to the campus of California State University, Los Angeles, where the student body is more than half Latino, to try out my idea.
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It appears that a fairly liberal student body is being taught by a very liberal professoriate — and socialized by an incredibly liberal group of administrators.
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In an email to the student body this week, Allyson Green, dean of the school, seemed to address some concerns students had about tuition reimbursement.
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Ms. McFadden attended San Jose State University and ran for student body president, beating out Joe Trippi, who would become a prominent Democratic political consultant.
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Top quality medical services, abundant retail, and the pleasant atmosphere created by the large student body have drawn residents into town from the surrounding countryside.
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The emails, which date as far back as 2013, show tension between Sparks' beliefs and his concern for how Benjamin was managing the student body.
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"We penetrated the Greek system," Mateen told Fortune Magazine in 2016, emphasizing how much power and influence that system can have over a student body.
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Ms. Dumpson, now 22, was singled out after she became the first black woman to serve as American University's student body president in May 2017.
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So when we talk about school diversity in 2019, we are discussing a student body that looks far different than what it did in 1954.
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In 1975, Stanford's student body voted to change the university's official mascot to the "Robber Barons," a derisive nod to the university's founder, Leland Stanford.
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Mississippi School Named for Jefferson Davis to Be Renamed for Barack Obama The school's mostly black student body researched new options and held a vote.
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Today, its student body (consisting of 435 students, from pre-K to high school, across 35 nationalities) has more than quadrupled from its original size.
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In the 240-210 school year, the student body was 270 percent white, 213 percent Hispanic or Latino and 227 percent black or African-American.
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We have more than 40 nationalities represented in our student body from cultures across the world, and our community is vibrant, fair and unfailingly equal.
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However, as colleges are confronting the challenge of admitting, retaining and graduating a more socioeconomically diverse student body, their costs of financial aid are rising.
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Other colleges with more freedom to curate a student body continue to weigh race as one factor in admissions, which can lead to more diversity.
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Wheatley, whose student body is about half Hispanic, half African-American and 113 percent low-income, is in its sixth year with "improvement required" status.
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They also said the attackers targeted liberal leaders among the student body, and those who had been vocal about their opposition to Hindu nationalist policies.
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The stadium's network servers were overwhelmed by the number of fans in the student section, which seats 17,000 — slightly more than half the student body.
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I had graduated high school in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada's most eastern province, at the top of my class and as student body vice president.
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Draw a link between your kids' experience of student body elections or mock presidential elections at school and those on the state and national levels.
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Susan RobinsonLos Angeles To the Editor: I was principal of a public high school that had a student body and staff that was predominantly Jewish.
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Only one member on the seven-member Florissant School board is black, in a district, where 77 percent of the student body is African-American.
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She is an icon for a place that outsiders can sometimes underestimate, said Carson Hollingsworth, the student body president at the University of Tennessee Knoxville.
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The fact that the student body was 23 percent black and Hispanic meant that as a young black woman I never felt out of place.
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But I still find myself in a strange position: The Cambridge University students' union says Dr. Peterson's views are not representative of the student body.
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Demographically, the Texas State student body looks a lot like Texas: 47 percent of students are white, 36 percent Hispanic, and 11 percent African-American.
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With the world in political turmoil, Waters aligned herself with a radicalized student body that participated in sit-ins and marches rather than keg parties.
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The Grammy-winning musician also invested in the company's recent $2.3 million funding round, and wants to help the school recruit a more diverse student body.
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In 1963, according to data published by the school district, there were 15 "Negro" students at Thousand Oaks Elementary -- just 2.5 percent of the student body.
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In fall 2017, 54.8% of the student body identified as white, while only 0.7% identified as African-American, the lowest percentage among all the state schools.
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Since September, Smith has added more than 160 names to that little book, roughly half the student body at this campus on Chicago&aposs West Side.
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Many are following the blueprint established by Quinnipiac University, which used a prominent polling program to aid in a rapid expansion that tripled its student body.
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At Auburn, for example, African-Americans make up 7 percent of the student body in a state where blacks total about 25 percent of the population.
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Ginger was a free-thinking maverick who wrote poetry, became student body president, started a rock band, and survived appendicitis while going through a brutal breakup.
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When Troy replaces her in the seat across from his father, he puts even more pressure on Troy to become Winchester's first Black student body president.
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"We did a survey of our student body the last few months and we decided to load all the best games that people enjoy," Deppe said.
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"As a campus where the student body is comprised of mostly people of color, the atmosphere was heavy, as if people were grieving," he told me.
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Last week, the 78-person student body was served corn dogs, pizza, chili and pork chops, and each meal was accompanied by a carton of milk.
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An Alabama county this week is opening its first fully integrated school, which will have a student body that is roughly half white and half black.
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But the school district, which has lost 20163% of its student body over the past 14 years, has a severe shortage of resources including trained paraprofessionals.
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An example of this occurred at the University of California, San Diego, which has a student body made up of roughly 22012 percent Chinese foreign students.
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If their child won't be in the smallest minority, parents are less concerned about — and, in fact, supportive of — schools with a more diverse student body.
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Salovey said the university seeks to create a diverse student body through its admissions process and looks beyond academic criteria when determining which students are accepted.
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Although students at the institute's associated women's college, Radford College (now Radford University), could attend courses at Virginia Polytechnic, the student body was nominally all male.
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Police in Wisconsin are reportedly investigating a death threat made against an African-American student who serves as the student body president at her high school.
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He concluded that the athletes, who had been recruited and admitted primarily to play the sport, had been isolated from the rest of the student body.
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Some are demanding that the student body be given details when a college confirms wrongdoing, particularly of a violent nature, by students, faculty or staff members.
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The Notre Dame students voted to close the school down: Students had been killed; the war raged; Vietnam became the curriculum for the entire student body.
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It can only allow the teacher to take the life of the school shooter, after they probably already had shot up some of the student body.
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Before you ask an entire student body to bow their heads and pray, remember that banning prayer in public school never stopped any child from praying.
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I went to University of Wisconsin Madison, and as students we saw the token few conservative professors — which differed from a more politically diverse student body.
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Given the makeup of the city's schools, which are nearly 70 percent black and Hispanic, many expect a new chancellor who looks like the student body.
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Many said it's only the latest example of the racial bias they encounter on the campus, where just under 7% of the student body is black.
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"Many colleges are preparing for the possibility that they would essentially be flying blind when it comes to recruiting a diverse student body," Mr. Hawkins said.
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City College is one of the country's most diverse institutions, with a student body that speaks more than 100 languages and represents more than 150 nationalities.
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Ms. Kay took over from Jesse Choper as dean of Berkeley Law after years of student protests aimed at diversifying the school's faculty and student body.
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The student body has been growing steadily; a recent week saw one new student a day, and at least two will start after the New Year.
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And then I thought about what ethnicity made up most of the student body at these two schools and saw that it was a racial stereotype.
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Administrators at the school have also reached out to the family, she said, and have told them how deeply this loss has affected the student body.
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Flanked by his enabling student body campaign staff James (Theo Germaine), McAfee (Laura Dreyfuss), and girlfriend Alice (Julia Schlaepfer), Hobart will stop at nothing to win.
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The student body includes a significant minority of Roman Catholics; students studying the Reformation in their core curriculum joke about re-enacting its debates over lunch.
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The globalism of the student body forces us all to examine our assumptions, examples and interpretations, an examination that goes well beyond just diversifying the syllabus.
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Being student body president — and reaping valuable lessons in leadership and teamwork — is a waste if it can't be translated into a ticket to Cambridge, Mass.?
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I see incredible faculty, with Nobel laureates and Genius awards, making discoveries that are changing health care, and I see a student body that is outstanding.
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She was student body class president at San Francisco University High School before taking her talents to UCLA ... where she discovered her love of performing arts.
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He was able to rejoin the varsity swim team soon after his recovery and was appointed president of both the student body and the National Honor Society.
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Native Americans represent 4 percent of the student body, double their percentage of the general U.S. population according to the 2014 census, with more than 1,000 alumni.
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"We were surprised that he weighed in on the university student body election and respectfully disagree with his assessment," university spokeswoman Amy Smith said in a statement.
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And at Round Rock, while blacks students make up less than 10 percent of the student body, they make up 37 percent of referrals to law enforcement.
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The federal government offers universal school lunches in some areas, including New York City and Dallas, if a majority of the student body is eligible for assistance.
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The Northern Kentucky Health Department announced a policy in March after a chickenpox outbreak affected 32 people, which is 13% of the student body, at the school.
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Dyantyi remembered the campus being flooded with more than a thousand protesters, a sizable portion of a school with a student body population of about 8,000 people.
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Most cafeteria workers aren't trained (or compensated) to serve authentic, five-star dishes, nor to cater to every single nationality that is represented within the student body.
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In the next decade, Berkeley aims to increase its Latino student body population to at least 25%, as well as admit more black and Native American students.
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Every team is connected to a college — an institution with its own values; a campus in its own geographic location; a student body with its own tendencies.
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Administrators at the German Immersion school said they are trying to diversify their student body, but admission is based on who applies under the state's lottery system.
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Instagram appears to be working on a school-based version of Stories that would only contain content from a particular school's student body, as reported by TechCrunch.
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Two-thirds of the undergraduate student body at Georgetown University voted in favor of raising student dues, allocating to funds to reparations for descendants of enslaved people.
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"The actions of this student do not represent the larger student body or the values of our University, and she is no longer enrolled here," Bell said.
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Humza Yousuf, 17, a Muslim whose parents are Pakistani immigrants and who is student body president at Elmwood Park Memorial High School, said Gryskiewicz's comments offended him.
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Since 1978, the court has said that while quotas are unconstitutional, universities seeking "the educational benefits that flow from an ethnically diverse student body" may consider race.
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Demand can be measured in different ways—whether it's demand of the typical student body, or from a national perspective—but schools deal with that demand inconsistently.
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Joseph Benigno, the university's student body president, branded the incident "horrifying and disgusting" and urged students to speak out against any hateful comments or jokes they hear.
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Another angle: The student body president at the University of Florida is under fire for using student fees to pay Donald Trump Jr. to speak on campus.
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"I will work tirelessly towards bridging the generational gap between the student body and the members serving on the board," her official campaign statement says on Facebook.
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Honoring the achievements of black students Last year was the first time Harvard's graduate school community came together to hold a ceremony for its black student body.
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Since she took over a decade ago, the student body of 2162,2168 has become the most diverse it has been since the college was founded in 269.
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But even as the student body has become poorer and more ethnically and racially diverse, the overall graduation rate has climbed to 18.93 percent from 41 percent.
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Without a truly diverse student body and faculty, a university simply will be unable to achieve the highest levels of excellence in teaching, research and intellectual discovery.
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After the app appeared on the University of Notre Dame's campus, for example, 15 percent of the student body downloaded it within 12 hours, Mr. Viswanathan said.
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"I wanted to share the experiences of our student body, because many have misconceptions about what we're really like, due to Falwell's misusing his platform," said Wahl.
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Here was this young girl, only two years older than me, with this huge voice breaking up with her boyfriend in front of the entire student body.
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The Atlantic reported that in the school's first semester without football, 80 percent of the student body passed their classes, compared to 50 percent the previous fall.
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During a process of keeping folks honest, journalists went after the black student body, never wasting a moment to ask Hollywood's minority faces about thoughts and solutions.
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Meanwhile, poor and working-class Virginians are largely shut out: Only 15 percent of the student body comes from the bottom 60 percent of the income distribution.
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A second and larger group which was exposed to those people, representing around one-quarter of the student body, is also under a two-week self-quarantine.
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And then in the case of our size, you get 237-2000 per year, so you would have a student body between let's say 22 and 22,210.
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"There will be some discourse at that event," said Raneem Shamseldin, the student body president, who helped organize the protest of the chief during the homecoming parade.
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As a surprise gift to Yale, the group carried it onto campus to great fanfare from the student body and planted it near the university president's office.
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They serve, according to the union's president, Alex Caputo-Pearl, a public school district whose student body is 95 percent minority and over 85 percent low-income.
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They pointed to an increasingly diverse student body, the university's embrace of a $15 minimum wage, and major programs supporting Durham's neighborhoods, public schools and public health.
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Chicago became the first elite college to stop doing so, and the university's leaders described the change as an effort to attract a more diverse student body.
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Anywhere between 20 to 25 percent of Berea College's student body doesn't have reliable internet access at home, making keeping up with remote coursework decidedly more difficult.
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She said she had enrolled Nadia at Love Grove Elementary, which has a student body of about 420, because of its services for children with special needs.
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The school, TAG Young Scholars, is the only highly selective gifted and talented school with a student body that is more than a third black and Hispanic.
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In May, bananas were found hanging from nooses on campus the same day that a student, Taylor Dumpson, became the first black woman elected student body president.
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Meanwhile, African-Americans represent only 4 percent of the University of Texas student body, despite making up about 14 percent of the state's graduating high school students.
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Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania is unusual in that it lets the current student body, faculty and staff vote on a theme for a collection of short readings.
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Burroughs agreed with Harvard that the university had no "workable and available race-neutral alternatives" to ensure a diverse student body while preserving its high academic standards.
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The problem for Walker is that some teachers left the profession due to falling salaries, leading to a less experienced workforce and an under performing student body.
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Middlebury College, home to roughly 2,500 students, is obviously just a small snapshot of American life, and the protesters represent but a fraction of Middlebury's student body.
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The Puerto Rico Department of Education on Thursday said it will close 22019 schools as the island's student body has shrunk by 38,000 in the last year.
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The bride, 31, who is taking her husband's name, is pursuing an M.B.A. at Harvard, where she is a co-president of the business school's student body.
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But even before graduating from Brooklyn College, he began thinking of politics: He ran for student body president, but narrowly lost, a defeat that stuck with him.
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