Sentences with phrase «back in his college town»

And there was that time when he was back in his college town out late.

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Back in college, she taught Pilates at a few local gyms around town and when she left for Boston, her students lamented that they would miss her ab burning sessions.

No posters on the back of bar doors, no half - off pizza deals, no words of encouragement smudged in bar soap on a car's rear window, nothing in the ways college towns traditionally communicate manners of importance.

Vanderhoef will also be seeking to layoff 150 county workers, save $ 1.8 million by not reimbursing out - of - county students at the community college, cut the intelligence task force from the police budget, kick $ 1.4 million in local election costs back to towns, reduce funding to contract agencies by $ 300,000 this year and over $ 500,000 next year, and install a new charge on your motor vehicle registration.

In search of cash, it is bandied about the county office building that consideration of forcing towns to pay for community college charge - backs is on the table.

Still, the cost of community colleges isn't likely to drop and some counties, including Erie in western New York, have started to apportion their charge - back expenses to the towns and cities in their county, based on the number of students from each municipality who attend.

BY MICHAEL RICONDA New City — After an occasionally heated debate, a divided legislature voted on an 11th hour bill requiring the county to be charged back for $ 1.6 million in community college costs for the year of 2012, removing the obligation from the towns for that year.

A few years back I was lucky enough to attend Restaurant week in Ann Arbor which is a very cool, hip city with lots of young people and colleges and has a nice down - town, too.

The bride and I go way back to elementary school and several college besties are coming in town, so I can't wait to see them.

Perhaps non-coincidentally, Baghead is the first of these films to receive a national roll - out of sorts (in a weird strategy, it's opened in college towns first — I saw it in Austin a little over a month ago — and proceeded back to the big cities, presumably on a storm of buzz.

The initiative to build alumni networks in schools and a college in the town, run by the education charity Future First and funded by the Government's Careers and Enterprise Company, has been backed by the actors Jodie Prenger and Craig Parkinson who both grew up and studied in the town.

Former state students in Oldham are to help transform current students» opportunities and give them a better start in life by going back to their old schools in an initiative to build an alumni network in schools and college in the town.

«Kids would go [to college], maybe spend a semester, maybe two, and then all of sudden they're back in town,» said Thom Coffee, Eminence's assistant superintendent.

A recent college graduate, she's determined to cobble together an independent life by baking for businesses around town and selling handcrafts in her workshop out back.

Best of all, she is far away from the unusual college town where she grew up.If only she didn't have the urge to turn into a giant wolf every time the moon was full... When a tragic accident forces her back to Tarker's Mills, she finds herself caught up in a steamy web of shifters and magic, locked in a power struggle for control of the pack she left behind.For Ainsley, the toughest wolf she faces might just be the one inside of her...

The college in my town sells gently used textbooks from students and also buys them back.

I fully believe that Americans need a lot more education on pets, especially with in regards to accepting responsibility for a lifetime (I've done many stories on college towns where the rate of strays goes up tremendously in May and December, when kids are leaving to go back home, they simply turn their pets out or leave them at the shelters) and how to positively train and socialize their animals.

Enjoy the best of the city and country in this college town, where kicking back and relaxing is taken seriously.

Back in town, head to Ithaca Commons, the local version of Main Street (No. 11), and join Cornell and Ithaca College students for healthy vegetarian fare at the legendary Moosewood Restaurant.

Such is the case for Night in the Woods, in which you are a college dropout who returns to your small town in middle America because you want to be back with your friends and in the comfort of what you know.

This game does not concern itself with a plot, disguising dialogue (say, from a news program) in a semi-guttural speech usually reserved for adults in Charlie Brown, and the progression of stages — from a college campus, to a town, to the moon, and back — makes very little sense, even in the context of the game.

Centered around a small town, to which college dropout (and anthropomorphized cat) Mae returns to rediscover old friends and settle back into her old life, Night in the Woods appears to capture a feeling of aimless drifting with a creepy, foreboding sense of something dark going on just behind the curtain.

Smaller art galleries often have a niche market as opposed to feeling like you're walking into a college town poster shop with your Bob Marley posters over here, your Einstein posters over here, your bikini posters there, and your sports posters in the back...

The city bears all the hallmarks of a college town and is home to the Oklahoma State University, an NCAA Division I School, which draws tens of thousands of alumni back to the city each year in one of «America's greatest homecoming celebrations.»

Some graduates had the option of staying in their college towns for the summer as they applied for jobs or graduate school, others relocated for entry - level positions, and many moved back home.