collegiate

There are many different points along the spectrum where problems relating to diversity can be tackled; we're specifically focused on the collegiate and post-collegiate employment puzzle.

We have trained machines to understand sports at a level of sophistication that exceeds that of most collegiate players.

That's 243 lbs higher than the collegiate powerlifting qualifier for nationals (in his weight class) and he was by no means a freakish outlier for his team or conference strength-wise.

Sadly it's often in the pursuit of collegiate sports and not really providing awesome amenities and facilities to the general student body.

Without any prodding at all, Hurd will pull out trophies earned at National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I championships.

This definitely works at the highschool level, but becomes much more risky and nuanced in major collegiate BCS-level games, or especially in the NFL.

> we're specifically focused on the collegiate and post-collegiate employment puzzle.

The consumerization of higher education affects all aspects of collegiate life.

Our desk of 3 has an informal and collegiate atmosphere.

He's also lamenting that kids that get into Harvard are lacking some of the self-sufficiency tools that are key to a successful college and post-collegiate career.

My renters are from Utah and collegiate Nordic Skiers.

Everyone always says Google feels very collegiate...

A more recent and more American equivalent can be found in Key and Peele's East-West Bowl sketches, wherein the collegiate all-star football players reveal names such as "Jammie Jammie-Jammie", "Quiznatodd Bidness", and "Fudge".

(Just last week, a federal court in Massachusetts ruled against[2] a plaintiff who wanted to copy and repurpose the bulk of Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate, including definitions, for his own dictionary.) But in 1991, in Feist Publications Inc.