f. alumna
Graduate of a school, college, or university.
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Examples for "graduate"
Examples for "graduate"
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We aim to have greater female participation in future graduate programme intakes.
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He has pleaded 'not guilty' to murdering law graduate and model Steenkamp.
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Team officers are highly sought after by industry and graduate business schools.
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According to state funding rules, the more students that graduate the better.
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A business administration graduate, Lopez said she couldn't find work in Honduras.
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Many alumni have led extremely successful careers in both practice and industry.
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On one alumni donation card he said: Praise Allah for Sept. 11.
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Gawker alumni are editors at many prestige media outlets in New York.
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I called the alumni office, as you asked me to, Mr. Harrington.
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About 40 percent of its alumni, Ofer Winter among them, become officers.
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A Naval Academy grad, twenty-five years of good service, hardworking, honest, reliable.
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He was a post-grad who only hit on first and second years.
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It was about twenty years ago, when I was a grad student.
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The demand for tickets, even for grad students, far outstrips the supply.
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I actually did my undergrad and some grad work in children's literature.
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Corporate professionals sat beside eager entrepreneurs, and ambitious students beside proud alumnus.
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It's preceded by stand-up sets from himself and fellow Ted-alumnus Patrick McDonnell.
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And chance might have made thee an alumnus, like one of those.
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Seth Breidbart, a fellow Columbia Science Honors Program alumnus, offers bolstering testimony.
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An intelligent citizen is an accident of God, not the work of alumnus.
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One paper he wrote as a graduate student is still regularly cited.
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The graduate student explained this, and Pauling, being Pauling, politely ignored him.
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One of the editors is Bill Sales, a graduate student from Philadelphia.
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He sounded like a graduate student introducing himself at his first conference.
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For his part, Horace seemed to be a typical overanxious graduate student.
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Some form of alumnæ association has been in existence since the end of the first school year.
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One or two influential alumnæ, who had something to gain from the established order, took up the fight.
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Mills the alumnæ of Mrs. Atkins-LynchSeminary attended the commencement exercises of Mills College of May 4, 1901.
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The alumnae gavel and the historic Tree Day spade were also unharmed.
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The response of the alumnae to this stirring appeal was instant and ardent.
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The methods of the alumnae were no less varied and amusing.
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Our winnings go to the Forsyte Alumnae Scholarship Fund, she explained.
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She's on the alumnae mailing list, of course, but she never answers the questionnaires.
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The Response in behalf of the Alumnae of Yamma Gamma was a neat Affair.
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In 1914, about one fifth of the trustees were alumnae.
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The foundation offers bursaries and scholarships to Tivoli Gardens High School alumnae attending tertiary institutions.
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About forty per cent of the alumnae are married.
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In states where there were no clubs, state committees rounded up the scattered alumnae and non-graduates.
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Professor Calkins, the head of the Department, is one of the distinguished alumnae of Smith College.
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Often she has said, 'I feel that one of Wellesley's strongest points is in her alumnae.'
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After graduating from the program, alumnae may continue their involvement by becoming youth leaders and peer educators.