What is "intercollegiate"

Usage examples of "intercollegiate".

The alternative proposed by the negative faction, composed largely of South New Tammanians -- that he be exhibited in the Zoologipal Gardens -- was rejected by the Office of Intercollegiate Relations lest it give offense to the emerging colleges of Frumentius, whose political support the Office was courting.

A young man whose dress and forelock suggested administrative responsibility stepped between us to warn the guards about intercollegiate repercussions and New Tammany's varsity image.

We four were Northwestern's B team in the North American Intercollegiate Team Championships, ten years ago this week.

We met in the Chicago Intercollegiate League, in state tournaments, in regional tournaments, and several times in the nationals.

The pre-tournament favorite was the wily defending Champion, grandmaster Miroslav Terminsky, although sentiment favored John George Bateman, the Intercollegiate Champion, who was also all-American quarterback for Notre Dame, Phi Beta Kappa and the youngest member of the Atomic Energy Commission.

By the time Tate was in school, intercollegiate debate had become a practiced institution.

He might have been an intercollegiate miler or a minor poet, until you ran into that cool and unruffled deadliness in the eyes.

Nobody leaves an intercollegiate athletic event out of sheer appetite motivations.

Park threw just as many rocks back at them, and later practiced up until he was intercollegiate boxing champ.